A pair of manatees arrived on Thursday at their new home at the Guadalajara Zoo as part of a captive conservation program for the endangered species.
Claudia and Lorenzo, a six-year-old female and a seven-year-old male, were brought from the state of Quintana Roo to stay in an area of the zoo's aquarium that was adapted to the characteristics of their habitat so that they can survive.
“They are animals that are used to the presence of people because since they were born they have been in contact with them . . .
