Baby Toucan's New Home

Jesse introduces Zima, a rescued toucan with health and physical challenges. Zima has a respiratory infection and a broken leg, which affects her mobility and energy. Jesse discusses the treatment plan, daily care routine, and adaptations made for Zima's environment. The video also covers future plans for Zima's leg treatment and emphasizes the importance of socialization and exercise for her well-being.

What is the main health issue Zima is facing?

• A broken beak

• A respiratory infection

• A missing wing

• A skin condition

Why can't Zima fly?

• Her wings are too small

• She is afraid of heights

• Her primary feathers were cut

• She is too young

What is included in Zima's breakfast?

• Seeds and nuts

• Blueberries, papaya, and yam

• Bananas and apples

• Insects and worms

What is Zima's reaction to cleaning time?

• She falls asleep

• She hides in a corner

• She enjoys the interaction

• She becomes aggressive

Why are Zima's perches kept low?

• To prevent her from flying away

• To make it easier for her to jump

• To help her sleep better

• To keep her warm

What is the purpose of the heat panel in Zima's enclosure?

• To dry her feathers

• To help her sleep

• To keep her warm due to missing flight feathers

• To provide light

What decision was made regarding Zima's broken leg?

• To ignore it

• To leave it as it is

• To rebreak and set it correctly

• To amputate it

What is a unique feature of Zima's enclosure?

• It is made of glass

• It is underground

• It has a swimming pool

• It has custom panels for a view

Why is it important for Zima to get socialization?

• To learn from her peers and elders

• To become more colorful

• To improve her singing

• To make her more aggressive

How does Zima practice flying?

• By jumping from perch to perch

• By being supported under her wings

• By running on the ground

• By flapping her wings in water