Another Surgery for Zeema the Toucan

Jesse provides an update on Zima, a keel-billed toucan, who underwent leg surgery six months ago. Despite initial recovery challenges, including a second surgery and bone graft, Zima is now feeling better. However, she still struggles with using her leg properly and has lost her flight feathers. Jesse is working on rebuilding Zima's confidence and stability. Zima enjoys playing outside, and Jesse hopes her feathers will regrow as her leg heals. The video concludes with an invitation to join more animal adventures.

What was the initial recovery period expected for Zima after her leg surgery?

• 4 to 6 weeks

• 2 to 4 weeks

• 6 to 8 weeks

• 8 to 10 weeks

What was discovered during the X-ray at 12 weeks post-surgery?

• The bones had sealed off and stopped growing

• The bones had fused incorrectly

• The brace was causing irritation

• The pin had moved out of place

Why can't Zima fly currently?

• Her wings are too weak

• She has never learned to fly

• She is too young to fly

• She broke off her flight feathers during recovery

What is Jesse's hope for Zima's future as her leg continues to heal?

• That she will become more social

• That she will start flying again

• That she will stop using her wings to move

• That she will grow new feathers

What activity does Zima enjoy the most in her current playful state?

• Climbing trees

• Swimming in the pond

• Flying around the room

• Hopping on the grass and playing with rocks