Animal X-ray from San Diego Zoo stun the Internet

• The San Diego Zoo recently put up on Instagram X-ray pictures of animals living in different enclosures.
• The post was made on the official Instagram account for the zoo two days ago.

The San Diego Zoo recently put up on Instagram X-ray pictures of animals living in different enclosures there. When users saw these photos, they were shocked.

The post was made on the official Instagram account for the zoo two days ago. The zoo also explained what was shown on the slides.

In the first X-ray, there was a baby orangutan. The second and third pictures, they said, show a frog and a sea turtle, respectively.

Take a look:

 

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When the zoo shared the post, it said, “We hope this x-rated content doesn’t get us flagged.”

“Slide 1: orangutan infant, Slide 2: frog, Slide 3: map turtle,”  the zoo wrote.

Since the post was shared, it has gotten over 29,000 likes and a lot of comments.

Someone wrote,  “I read this as x-ray Ted. I was wondering which was called Ted. Then my slow brain understood the joke.”

“I read this as x-ray Ted. I was wondering which was called Ted. Then my slow brain understood the joke,” another one.

The rare and endangered Indian narrow-headed softshell turtle, which takes nearly two decades to procreate, had 41 hatchlings at the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance.

A conservation organisation hatched these unusual turtle eggs in North America for the first time, NPR reported.

The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is a global, non-profit conservation organisation with two entrances, according to its website.

They provide long-term conservation solutions through animal health, science, and education.

Conservation is at the heart of everything they do. And it all starts with the people and things they meet and do every day. Because all life does better when wildlife does well.

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