Fenugreek chasing his ladies Olive & Rue in the name of love 💕 And by love, we mean it's breeding season and our bulls are in rut! Each year we set up harems that include a breeding bull with females we'd love to see produce a calf. Bulls get to hang out with their gals for 23 days, covering the female musk ox estrus cycle. We leave them to it and let nature take it's course, then anxiously await spring babies! Harems were separated last week, much to the total dismay of the bulls. Judging from

AW 😍 A baby muskox was seen darting across her habitat and investigating branches alongside her mom Charlotte at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Washington on Wednesday. The zoo said the female calf is healthy and likes to explore the area around her. Muskoxen is an ancient species that graze the tundra of Alaska, Greenland, and northern Canada, with around 80,000 currently in the wild, according to the zoo. | 10 Tampa Bay

Willow, the playful muskox, catching her breath after zoomies around her large habitat! 💨 | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

11K views · 614 reactions | Muskox calf Willow continues to do well in the large muskoxen habitat with her mom Charlotte. Today keepers weighed the growing, 8-week-old calf and she's now 89 pounds!  : Assistant curator Shannon | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium | Facebook