In this video transcript, the narrator describes various activities at Safari Park. They observe animals, including lemurs and giraffes, and provide medical care to some of them. There's a focus on a young dromedary named Luna, who is receiving treatment for a stiff neck. The video also shows the vet taking blood samples and performing x-rays. Overall, it offers a glimpse into the daily operations and care provided at the park.
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**Document 1:**
1. It's a sunny day at Safari Park.
2. They are watching Beekse Bergen with Ranger Matthijs.
3. There are four ring-tailed lemurs in a row.
4. Dromedary Luna is showing off.
5. They are vaccinating animals, including red lemurs.
6. They have 16 ring-tailed lemurs.
7. Some lemurs are getting injections for vaccination.
8. They are catching, checking, and giving injections to animals.
9. They use gloves for safety during handling.
10. They have successfully caught the ring-tailed lemurs.
**Document 2:**
11. The game drive includes observing animals.
12. Waterbucks have white buttocks used for communication.
13. Giraffes have blue tongues.
14. Blue Wildebeests make long journeys during the dry season.
15. The game drive ends.
16. The vet checks a dromedary named Luna.
17. Luna is separated from her mother.
18. Luna receives an injection.
19. Luna is weighed and has gained weight.
20. X-rays show a problem in Luna's neck.
21. Luna is doing well, and the chosen treatment worked.
**Document 3:**
22. The red ruffed cow has intestinal problems.
23. Blood is taken for examination.
24. The red ruffed lemur can go outside again.
25. Christine checks the cow's neck.
26. The cow hasn't gained weight properly.
27. An x-ray of Luna's neck shows issues.
28. Luna is doing better due to the treatment.
29. The bacteria causing the issue are gone.
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