Stinks much?
Skunks in Florida got their COVID-19 jabs, and the Associated Press shared a video of the whole thing.
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Officials at ZooTampa said that some animals have a higher risk of getting the virus and they will be the first to get the jab.
Liberals say that COVID-19 will disappear like Smallpox if everyone gets the vaccine.
Will they vaccinate every animal on this planet?
VIDEO Next up for their Covid-19 shots: skunks and other animals at a Florida zoo pic.twitter.com/8qQSmwFy7F
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 16, 2021
Here’s a nice joke:
REJECT THE SKUNK VACCINE
NOT SAFE FOR HUMANS https://t.co/ZC0jDhYbgS— superneat (@superneatLLC) October 16, 2021
CBS Tampa covered the story:
We all know that people aren’t the only ones that can catch COVID-19, animals can too! ZooTampa recently announced they will be vaccinating some of their animals in an effort to protect them against the virus.
Officials at ZooTampa say they have a full list of species that are most susceptible to COVID-19, and that’s the order they are going to go in to vaccinate every animal. One of the first species to get vaccinated is called the binturong and zoo officials say they are monitoring each animal closely after vaccination.
Dr. Cynthia Stringfield is ZooTampa’s animal health expert and says “We’re learning more every day because more studies are being done and more cases are happening, which people have heard about in other zoos.”
Dr. Stringfield ays as of Thursday, the zoo started vaccinated animals most susceptible to COVID-19, at the top of the list are orangutans, lemurs, binturong, tigers, and skunks.
I'm not taking a "Skunk Vaccine" https://t.co/yIbHFfWncG
— Bacardibatman365 (@Bacardibatman) October 17, 2021
National Geographic reported that an Oakland Zoo vaccinated some of their animals, too.
Kern the brown bear got his COVID-19 vaccine on July 21. Then he ate whipped cream straight from the can.
Along with their vaccines, the tigers got their favorite meat—beef tenderloin—on shish kebab skewers, and a spritz of goat milk in their mouths. The siamangs—big black-furred gibbons—each got a large marshmallow. The baboons: gummy fruit snacks and a (peeled) hard-boiled egg.
At the Oakland Zoo, in California, 48 animals—including hyenas, chimpanzees, and mountain lions—have received at least one dose of an experimental COVID-19 vaccine made exclusively for animals. Half are already fully vaccinated.
Wellllllllll
At least the :
“Skunk Vaccine”It was tested on
humans first😂
I crack myself up 💪🏻 https://t.co/QDt8SbMapk
— Joseph Welock .. (@CoachWelock) October 16, 2021
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