Video shows Sebastopol geese family visiting their neighbours-primates at the Philadelphia Zoo, which is currently closed to the public
SHOWS: PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, UNITED STATES (FILE - APRIL 26, 2020) (PHILADELPHIA ZOO - MUST ON SCREEN COURTESY PHILADELPHIA ZOO)(MUTE) 1.
VARIOUS OF GOSLINGS AND PARENT SEBASTOPOL GEESE WALKING ALONG ROAD 2.
GEESE ENTERING BUILDING 3.
GEESE NEAR GORILLA INSIDE ITS ENCLOSURE/ GORILLA BANGING ON WINDOW 4.
GEESE NEAR ORANGUTAN INSIDE ITS ENCLOSURE STORY: A family of Sebastopol geese family visited the primate reserve at Philadelphia Zoo while it was closed to the public due to the coronavirus lockdown.
The video released by the zoo shows the geese, hatched on April 7 and 8, with gorillas and orangutans.
According to the Zoo, Sebastopol geese are a domestic breed first developed in southeastern Europe and easily recognized by their curly feathers.
(Production: Oleksandr Ieltsov, Pola Grzanka)
With visitors gone while the Philadelphia Zoo is on coronavirus lockdown, this family of Sebastopol geese scurried over to meet..