New Enrichment to come SOON!

Exciting news! We had a meeting with the carnivore keepers at Central Florida Zoo last week to discuss building two enrichment devices. One for their small primates and one for their African crested porcupines “Pancake and Pluto”. More to come soon!

DESY (Dolphin Enrichment System) returns to DRC’s Front Right Lagoon!  May 1, 2024

We were very happy to see Calusa, Cayo, and Santini enjoying DESY. It appeared they still recalled this enrichment from over ten years ago! Calusa and Cayo quickly mastered which paddle to press to turn on the underwater bubbler. They remembered their DESY enrichment well, blowing bubbles and pressing the second paddle to release the plain gelatin and ice. They took delight in the “Delphi gator” water sprinkler and bubbles, while Summer and Ranger showed curiosity.

Introducing the new and improved DESY (Dolphin Enrichment System).

It has three enrichment options: Soap Bubbles, Water Fountain (Delphi Gator), Ice or Gelatin Dispenser (tested in our driveway before we headed to Dolphin Research Center last week)

The underwater paddles are designed for the dolphins to press with their rostrums. The paddles have different numbers of holes to allow the dolphins to identify them using their echolocation. Paddle #1 has two holes, Paddle #2 has four. Paddle #1 must be pressed first to activate the underwater bubbler which enables Paddle #2. Paddle #2 needs to be pressed to activate the enrichment (water spray, ice/gelatin dispenser, bubble machine) (watch the video below this photo)

Here’s the test of DESY

FINTASTIC NEWS!! – DESY IS BACK at DRC

More photos and videos to come soon! Don put in about 40 hours of working to improve, redesign and get Desy working so we could deliver to DRC during our Keys vacation last week. Some of the dolphins (Santini, Cayo and Calusa) definitely remembered their awesome enrichment from many years ago.

FINTASTIC NEWS!

Fintastic News – We are repairing and improving DESY! The original enrichment device that started it all! Dolphin Enrichment System (DESY) for Dolphin Research Center in the Florida Keys!

Here’s a photo from way back in 2012