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Krush and Iriska are waiting for guests at the Amur zoo, the carts of Krush and Iriska, who arrived at the "Amur" zoo near Khabarsk in October, ended up in quarantine. Today, residents of Khabarsk will be able to visit Little Scots. The new guests belong to one of the oldest breeds of medium red cattle in Scotland - the Scottish Highlands. This variety has been spreading since the beginning of the twentieth century. Animals are not tall - adults only reach 130 cm - thick coat, puffy and long bang, protects against insects. Krush and Iriska fit perfectly into the Far Eastern climate. Thick wool and a warm bottom to protect them from the penetrating wind and cold. Young cows were brought to Khabarsk from the Nizhny Novgorod Zoo "Limpopo". The children adapted to a new place in Quarantine for a month, and are now ready to meet the guests. Small levels can even be fed - special food is sold in the zoo. Bugs eat mixed food, birch sausages, hay, apples and carrots. The names of the carts were chosen by the Khabarsk people themselves during the voting. ️ Track everything: OK.

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Krush and Iriska are waiting for guests at the Amur zoo, the carts of Krush and Iriska, who arrived at the "Amur" zoo near Khabarsk in October, ended up in quarantine. Today, residents of Khabarsk will be able to visit Little Scots. The new guests belong to one of the oldest breeds of medium red cattle in Scotland - the Scottish Highlands. This variety has been spreading since the beginning of the twentieth century. Animals are not tall - adults only reach 130 cm - thick coat, puffy and long bang, protects against insects. Krush and Iriska fit perfectly into the Far Eastern climate. Thick wool and a warm bottom to protect them from the penetrating wind and cold. Young cows were brought to Khabarsk from the Nizhny Novgorod Zoo "Limpopo". The children adapted to a new place in Quarantine for a month, and are now ready to meet the guests. Small levels can even be fed - special food is sold in the zoo. Bugs eat mixed food, birch sausages, hay, apples and carrots. The names of the carts were chosen by the Khabarsk people themselves during the voting. ️ Track everything: OK.

Krush and Iriska are waiting for guests at the Amur zoo, the carts of Krush and Iriska, who arrived at the "Amur" zoo near Khabarsk in October, ended up in quarantine. Today, residents of Khabarsk will be able to visit Little Scots. The new guests belong to one of the oldest breeds of medium red cattle in Scotland - the Scottish Highlands. This variety has been spreading since the beginning of the twentieth century. Animals are not tall - adults only reach 130 cm - thick coat, puffy and long bang, protects against insects. Krush and Iriska fit perfectly into the Far Eastern climate. Thick wool and a warm bottom to protect them from the penetrating wind and cold. Young cows were brought to Khabarsk from the Nizhny Novgorod Zoo "Limpopo". The children adapted to a new place in Quarantine for a month, and are now ready to meet the guests. Small levels can even be fed - special food is sold in the zoo. Bugs eat mixed food, birch sausages, hay, apples and carrots. The names of the carts were chosen by the Khabarsk people themselves during the voting. ️ Track everything: OK.

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