What's Hot! Nashville Zoo welcomes baby fanaloka
If you haven't heard about the spotted fanaloka, you are not alone...it is a lesser-known carnivore from Madagascar.
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The
Nashville Zoo recently welcomed a cute little creature -- a spotted fanaloka.
If you
haven't heard about the spotted fanaloka, you are not alone...it is a
lesser-known carnivore from Madagascar.
He was born
April
29.
The zoo
says he's the first spotted fanaloka to be born in the U.S.
For now the
pup and his parents are living life behind the scenes at the zoo.
There is no
word yet on when they'll be available for their public debut.
