A California zoo, an advancing wildfire and a delicate rescue operation
Briefly

As the Line fire raged, zoo curator Jessica Whiton realized the urgent need for action, stating the air quality had maxed out "off the charts - literally." "The numbers kept getting higher but there was no more range on the scale," she noted, illustrating the extreme conditions that led to the evacuation of both animals and residents alike.
During the delicate rescue operation, Whiton shared her personal experience, saying, "I had two foxes in the back of my personal car. It's not ever going to smell the same," capturing the chaos and emotional weight of transporting the displaced wildlife.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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