VIDEO: Zoo's Kalle knows exactly how to fix his coat: a regular comb won't do, but a rake will...
Translated from Estonian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A zoo animal named Kalle, who dislikes regular combs, was groomed with a rake to remove his winter coat.
- Kalle surprisingly initiated the grooming session himself, remaining cooperative for an hour.
- The zoo shared a video of the grooming, noting Kalle's refreshed appearance after the process.
At the Saaremaa Zoo, a furry resident named Kalle has undergone a unique grooming session, shedding his winter coat with the help of an unusual tool: a rake. Kalle, a creature of particular habits, reportedly dislikes conventional combs. His keepers found a solution in a garden rake, which he readily accepts.
The zoo shared a delightful moment on social media, showcasing how Kalle's winter fur was finally removed. The grooming session was not only successful but also initiated by Kalle himself. He reportedly demanded the grooming in the morning and remained patient for a full hour.
We don't like regular combs for Kalle, but luckily he accepts a rake.
After the process, Kalle appeared revitalized, prompting speculation from the zoo staff about his motives. They humorously wondered if he was preparing to impress a potential mate with his newly tidy appearance. The video captured the amusing interaction, highlighting the animal's personality and the zoo's creative approach to animal care.
Mr. Kalle himself demanded this kind of grooming this morning and even stayed for an hour.
Originally published by Postimees in Estonian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.