Posted By: Allison Sonfist | February 3, 2009 at 2:38 pm
People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) released an ad, which features a bevy of beauties who are powerless to resist the temptation of veggie love, that was deemed too hot for the Super Bowl.
NBC rejected the ad, giving it the big stamp of disapproval.
Click here to watch the ad.
Posted By: Allison Sonfist | January 27, 2009 at 3:04 pm
As the Arizona Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare to square off in Tampa Bay for Super Bowl XLIII, Busch Gardens, Tampa’s top spot for family fun and adventure, counts down to game day in some “wild” ways.
A red-ruffed lemur tackles a football slathered in fruit juices on a lawn near Gwazi, a wooden coaster featuring dueling tracks. The lemur is one of the park’s Animal Ambassadors, animals that greet guests in the park, at educational programs and through other outreach opportunities, with the purpose of sharing a message of conservation.
The football is used as a form of animal enrichment, which can take many forms, including toys, food or objects to explore. Enrichment is usually something different, unusual and challenging that stimulates the animals’ interest. Activities such as this are some of the many ways the park’s zoological team keeps the animals engaged and active.
Photo credit: Matt Marriott/Busch Gardens
Posted By: Allison Sonfist | January 19, 2009 at 6:58 pm

Bengal tigers at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay wildly anticipate Super Bowl XLIII coming to their city Feb. 1. The endangered tigers investigate an ice sculpture in their habitat at Jungala, Busch Gardens’ newest attraction, where you can get clear views of the tigers in subterranean caves and underwater windows, and a pop-up dome brings you face-to-face with the predators.
Photo credit: Matt Marriot/Busch Gardens