Zookeepers spent three years teaching 16-year-old Mahiri how to confidently use an inhaler, which Banham Zoo designed to ...

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The clinical staff at Banham Zoo were faced with this question when “much-loved” giraffe Mahiri started showing signs of a chronic nasal condition, according to a Sept. 5 news release from the British ...

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Banham Zoo is marking a UK first, as one of its giraffes has been trained to use its own inhaler. Mahiri is a 16-year-old female reticulated giraffe. She is now receiving daily respiratory support ...