Merlin in Halifax is a sorcerer, but he’s about to dedicate a disappearing act to him.
According to a press release from the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Merlin the Ara, the facility’s resident mascot, is flying to Safari Niagara in Fort Erie, Ontario.
The macaw Merlin is depicted. (Source: Mike Lamb/CTV News Atlantic) Merlin, who arrived at the museum in 2006 and is now 22, has shown symptoms of depression and tension since the COVID-19 pandemic, disrupting routines and leading to a lack of interaction. with visitors.
“As Merlin’s veterinarian, I worked with the museum to monitor Merlin’s health,” Dr. Kim Peacock of St. Louis. John’s. Margaret’s Bay Animal Hospital. Merlin’s transfer to Safari Niagara will provide Merlin with a more socially stimulating environment with other macaws and bird species. As an intelligent, social, and curious animal, this resolution will gain advantages for Merlin.
The macaw Merlin is depicted. (Source: Communications Nova Scotia) He will do Safari Niagara on April 15.
“Safari Niagara is looking forward to meeting Merlin and we are thrilled to offer him the opportunity to interact with other macaws and display wild herbal behaviors,” said Lana Borg, Safari Niagara’s animal care manager.
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