A Temperamental Baby Muskox | Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet

[@nariko47]

Aww cute fluffy baby

[@carrieharlow435]

I love this conservation center

[@sdsd-wp9ot]

Why, they made the calf lonely and rejected by here mother. So will be hand raised by humans istead to be save by her mother. I call them amateurs

[@jennifer9084]

Love Dr.Oakley!!!!

[@lat1869]

I LOVE ANIMALS!!!!!!!!

[@thomasvetor7420]

Got the meds in 2... great job

[@SummerJH98]

NatGeoWild needs some shows on Netflix

[@hiddenwithinthepages1373]

Summer Hull If they did that I'd cry. Now that may sound crazy but.... I've been starved of Vet shows for 5+ years.

[@Chatty752]

Dr Oakley is on Hulu

[@KaylahDemi]

@@Chatty752 SHE IS??? lucky mr because we have hulu

[@sciuresci1403]

If you don't wanna get headbutted put one hand on animal's neck and the other on the top/back of its head. Works with humans as well.

[@MissLilyputt]

Why would you touch a newborn baby animal? How did they expect another outcome than mother's rejection?

[@ravenmills7777]

MissLilyputt they do that with horses too. Imprinting it’s called. It’s dumb for wildlife.

[@iameverywhere5481]

Who are you to tell DR Michelle Oakley what to do?🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 she's been treating animals since you were just a swimming cell.

[@sdsd-wp9ot]

Result rejection is there. It is not that she is doing the job for decades that she is doing it the right way

[@indyreno2933]

The Muskox (Ovibos moschatus) is the only extant member of the genus Ovibos, it is one of the only two extant members of the tribe Ovibovini, the other being the Takin (Budorcas taxicolor), which is found only in Central Asia, Ovibovini is one of the three tribes that now belong to a new subfamily called Ovibovinae, the others being the tribes Hemitragini (Tahrs) and Naemorhedini (Gorals, Serows, Chamoises, and Mountain Goat), Ovibovinae is a subfamily of bovids that lives mostly in cold-climate habitats, it is actually known that Ovibovinae is most closely related to the subfamilies Hippotraginae (Grazing Antelope) and Alcelaphinae (Hartebeest, Wildebeests, Hirola, and Tsessebees).

[@DaracVuchko]

who cares bout taxonomy?!?!

[@thomasvetor7420]

Sad mom rejected him but getting bottled fed ....

[@sdsd-wp9ot]

Due the so called specialists... Why not cover hem with moms scent before returning him. Real amateurs

[@15aharward]

Animals don't usually reject their young if they smell like humans... That's just a myth our parents told us.

[@HalfB]

Anna Harward , when they smell strong of chemicals they do. Plus the mothers instincts were weak from being bottle fed herself as I understand it.

[@Jacob-yj7py]

Oxen

[@psgamir2923]

Why is the strong lady holding it.

[@joshumon5681]

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