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As a winter wonderland descended upon the Tri-Cities, Brights Zoo became a scene of both caution and delight, offering its residents a rare glimpse of snowy landscapes reminiscent of their native environments. When News Channel 11 visited the zoo on Sunday, they found owner David Bright ensuring the well-being of his animal companions.

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