New York City, America's highest number of coronavirus cases had one high profile patient that

caused a media sensation. Nadia, a tiger who resides at the Bronx Zoo, was the first known case of

human to animal coronavirus transmission. The New York City Health Department's investigating,

but they think that a zookeeper infected her. The good news is that Nadia, the tiger's doing better,

she's expected to make a full recovery, which is a good thing. Many zoos want to make a full

recovery too because the shutdowns causing problems. California's Oakland Zoo is having a hard time

scraping together money to keep the animals fed. Other zoos are in the same predicament because

they all rely on visitor fees and donations for their food budgets. But that's not the only problem.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the animals are unhappy because of the shutdown. It turns out

that except for the bald eagles, the zoo animals are bored. Zookeepers say that most of the animals

seem to miss the people who come to stare at them. Zookeepers say contact with human being

stimulates the animals. They just look at it food. What are we talking about here? So I guess

that humans are not the evil oppressors. They pour captive animals after all. We make their lives

meaningful and interesting because they think they can eat us. The animal writes whacos.

Not going to like this one bit if they figure it out.