Rachel’s Vibrant Bowl of Veggies
In this video we feature Rachel’s vibrant bowl of veggies! Read on to learn more about the chimps’ veggie favorites and what’s in this bowl Rachel is enjoying.
The chimpanzee’s here at Fauna all have favorite foods. Most love fresh fruits and veggies, but there a few who really seem to enjoy some delicious cooked vegetables. Yes, even on a hot day! Rachel happens to be one of those chimps!
Rachel’s Vibrant Bowl of Cooked Veggies
Rachel always seems to be the first chimp watching our Chef Trevor to see what sort of yummy veggies are coming her way! We offer the chimps a variety of fresh veggies such as lettuce, tomatoes, peppers, kale, cabbage, cucumber… the list goes on and on! Whatever is in season, is usually a favorite among the residents. Our cooked veggies tend to include a lot of root vegetables, like carrots, parsnip, and beets. All providing important vitamins and fiber to their diet.
In this clip, you can see Rachel enjoying a vibrant bowl of cooked veggies. Bet you can guess what the main ingredient was: BEETS!
–Story by Kaeley Sullins, Animal Caregiver
You can find more recipes like this in Fauna Foundation’s Cookbook or if your feeling on the sweeter side the Cookies, Cakes & Cupcakes Vegan Cookbook.You can also sign up for Fauna Foundation newsletters, which feature regular recipes perfect for the summer.
If you love Rachel as much as we do, consider a symbolic adoption of Rachel or one of her chimpanzee friends at Fauna.
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Kaeley Sullins
Kaeley Sullins, B.S., M.S., is a caregiver at Fauna Foundation. She has 14 years of experience caring for chimpanzees and monkeys. Kaeley received her degrees in Primate Behavior from Central Washington University. She was an intern at the Oakland Zoo, CARE, Chimpanzee & Human Communication Institute, CSNW, and Fauna Foundation. Kaeley has training in American Sign Language and is a long-time caregiver for Tatu and Loulis, so she serves as an interpreter and researcher for these two individuals, as well as caring for the others in the Fauna family.
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