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Guess who else joined the party during Monday's solar eclipse? Yep, the adorable animals at the San Antonio Zoological Society got front row seats to celestial spectacle and didn't disappoint with their reactions. From flamingos to cranes to meerkats, the diurnal animals, meaning those awake during the day, showed typical behavior associated with their evening rituals, according to the zoo. Meerkats and flamingos huddled into groups to give off the sense of security in numbers as well as protecting themselves from predators, while the whooping cranes showed behaviors normally associated with bonding and courting, just after the eclipse reached totality, the zoo said. #ZooAnimals #SanAntonio #SolarEclipse2024 #Texas NBC 6 on Twitter: @NBC6 | www.twitter.com/nbc6 NBC 6 on Instagram: @NBC6 | www.instagram.com/nbc6 NBC 6 on Facebook: www.facebook.com/nbc6southflorida NBC 6 on YouTube: www.youtube.com/nbc6southflorida NBC 6/WTVJ was Florida’s first television station and has been covering news in South Florida for over 60 years. NBC 6 provides news, weather, traffic and sports during Today in South Florida, South Florida Today, South Florida Nightly News and South Florida Tonight.