Oklahoma zoos plan to reunite two sea lion brothers
Moe is about to meet the little brother he never knew he had.
The 535-pound sea lion at the Oklahoma City Zoo soon will be introduced to Dorsey, his little brother from the Tulsa Zoo .
In the coming weeks, two sea lions from the Tulsa Zoo will be moved to the Oklahoma City Zoo.
The sea lions will stay in the capital for about two years while a new $5 million sea lion habitat is built in place of the old e...
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