Mary Ann Obituary, Death Cause – After discovering from the staff at the Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden that Mary Ann, the American bison, had recently gone away due to complications related with her elderly age, we were left with a profound sense of bereavement. As part of the celebration of Mary Ann’s life that is being conducted in her honor, the Zoo has urged the many people who admired her to tell them about their most cherished memories of her so that they can include them in the event.
In light of this, I would want to take a few minutes out of the time we have together to share with you some of the memories that are the most significant to me. I hope that you will find them interesting. When I went to the zoo in 2016, the personnel there told me that it was impossible to take images of her for the Photo Ark because she was not present at the zoo at that time. This was because she was not at the zoo at that time.
They claimed that the female bison was difficult to handle and that owing to her violent nature, she posed a risk to everyone who was in the vicinity of the bison. In spite of this, her caretakers were able to position her in the most advantageous location by first altering her night stable into a makeshift studio and then covering the ground with mulberry leaves. Because of this, she was able to be in the most beneficial position that could possibly exist.
When Mary Ann posed for me in front of my camera, I was able to see her true nature for what it was, and I quickly came to the conclusion that she was an honest-to-goodness angel — at least for the duration that the mulberry leaves remained on the trees. When Mary Ann posed for me in front of my camera, I was able to see her true nature for what it was, and I quickly came to the conclusion that she was an honest-to-goodness angel.
When Mary Ann posed for me in front of my camera, I was able to see her true nature for what it was, and I immediately came to the conclusion that she was an actual angel. When Mary Ann posed for me in front of my camera, I was able to see her true nature for what it was.