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Entertainment
Published
06/18/09
The most sought-after critters in town - prairie dogs - have returned to the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore. 
Photo courtesy of the Baltimore Zoo"Prairie dogs are fun to watch as they play, squabble, groom and bark with others in their colony," said Karl Kranz, executive vice president for animal programs and chief operating officer at the zoo. Find Us On Facebook
"With the opening of Prairie Dog Town, the prairie dogs will be the first animals our guests will see when they enter the zoo," says Don Hutchinson, interim president/CEO of The Maryland Zoo. "The prairie dogs have been off exhibit for several years now and we are very excited to bring them into the spotlight once again."
"Prairie dogs are fun to watch as they play, squabble, groom and bark with others in their colony," said Karl Kranz, executive vice president for animal programs and chief operating...
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