Published September 10. 2020 10:25AM
The Lehigh Valley Zoo has welcomed guests to once again help feed giraffes, Murphy and Tatu.
Feeding the giraffes had been stopped earlier this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Visitors need to purchase tickets upon arrival at the zoo for one of four scheduled feeding times.
Since feeding the giraffes is so popular, visitors should schedule their available time as soon as possible.
PRESS PHOTO BY LOU WHEELAND Tatu and Murphy head for the feeding platform at the Lehigh Valley Zoo giraffe exhibit recently so visitors could feed them mixed greens.
Visitors to the Lehigh Valley Zoo's giraffe feeding event are asked to wash their hands before feeding Murphy and Tatu. Edna Pristas helps granddaughter, Paxton Pristas get washed up.
Lehigh Valley Zoo Animal Keeper Cait Keim, of Schnecksville, treats Murphy to a small kibble while waiting for visitors to feed Murphy and Tatu mixed greens.
Clara McWilliams, of Schnecksville, hands Tatu a treat. Kaylyn Devine, lead keeper at the Lehigh Valley Zoo, looks on.
