DENVER — Asian elephants Bodhi and Duncan got into the fall spirit at the Denver Zoo on Thursday by pulverizing and eating a 350-pound pumpkin.
Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance
The pumpkin was donated by Brian Deevy, described by the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance (DZCA) as a longtime supporter and "pumpkin-growing enthusiast."
Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance
DZCA officials said the "Squish the Squash" event is entertainment for both visitors and elephants, providing the animals stimulation and a delicious treat.
Watch the squish in the video player below:
WATCH: Denver Zoo elephants pulverize 350-pound pumpkin
Coloradans making a difference | Denver7 featured videos
Retired air traffic controller: Controllers being used as political 'pawns' during shutdown
Denver Public Schools give students a head start on financial literacy as state mandate approaches
Broncos’ suffocating defense bails out anemic offense in 10-7 win over Raiders
New resource in Aurora aims to shift response to homelessness in the area
Denver's airport facing reduced flights due to govt. shutdown. Here's the impact
Denver7 is committed to making a difference in our community by standing up for what's right, listening, lending a helping hand and following through on promises. See that work in action, in the videos above.
