Asian Small Clawed Otter Viewing/Exhibit

Is there any additional space to the right of the second tree in this image? If so, I could see why Cincinnati would be so interested to bring in a babirusa or two.

A lovely looking exhibit for the otters, although I worry about the babirusa tearing up the landscape if they do end up arriving.

@Austin the Sengi there is a bit more room I believe out of frame. From what I heard they are only going to bring in 1 male.

@pachyderm pro Oh most definitely, any form of grass or vegetation in the presence of any sort of swine is bound to get destroyed.

Babirusa are actually not that destructive to their environments. They lack the rostral bone in their snout that allows other pig species to root around in the dirt, so they cannot churn up the soil and rip up grass on their own. Sure, some planting will be lost just so to wear from animal movement, but it will not immediately become a muddy mess like it would if it was for another pig species.