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The Zoo is sad to announce the passing of Ripple, a 12-year-old capybara that has been a guest favorite since her arrival to the Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium in 2017. The difficult decision was made to euthanize Ripple on December 29 following a decline in health due to her advanced age and non-treatable cancer. Her long life is a testament to the exceptional care provided by the Zoo’s animal care and veterinary health teams. Ripple was known for her independent personality; she loved swimming in her pool, rolling in mud wallows, munching on fresh browse, and scratching on the rockwork of the habitat to satisfy an itch. Ripple was an amazing ambassador for the capybara species and will be dearly missed by all. While she was the only capybara at the Zoo, we will be working with the Association of Zoos & Aquarium’s Species Survival Plan to provide a home to others in the future.
