Meet Huey & Dewey: Toronto Zoo's New Goat Siblings

0:00Toronto Zoo just added two nine-month-old goats named Huey and Dewey to the family. These half-brothers are full of energy, always bleeding loud and causing playful chaos. Named after Dom of Duck's nephews, their Nigerian dwarf breeds ready to charm visitors. Huey is the brown one, super outgoing and first to greet everyone. Dewey, a white mix of Nigerian dwarf and pygmy, starts shy but picks up tricks fast by watching his brother. Both love-head budding, jumping on anything, and exploring every corner. The zoo shared the news on social media Wednesday, and folks are buzzing about the double dose of cuteness. These small goats trace back to African imports to the U.S. in the 1930s and 50s, keeping that lively spirit alive. Right now, they're settling in behind the scenes at Goat World, meeting the herd step-by-step. Zoo staff say the duo won't grow big, but will build strength and confidence over the next couple years. Soon, Huey and Dewey will hit outreach events and join the main group, turning heads as

1:00the zoo's newest mischief makers. I'm Cory with the story, that's your Canada News Today update, AI powered and always on.