Cape May County Zoo announces the birth of their newest North American Bison calf.
The baby boy was born on Thursday, August 17, to mom"Beverly" and Dad"Hank and became the ninth bison at the zoo.
"I encourage our residents and visitors to come to the Zoo often to keep up with the ever-changing animals, habitats, and events. The new bison calf can be viewed daily in the North American Prairie habitat,” said Commissioner Andrew Bulakowski.Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters.Fully grown, the bison can be six feet tall and 11 feet long while weighing nearly 3,000 pounds.
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