He actually does not, and this is part of our museum policy. We like to remind the public that these are stil considered wild animals, not pets, so we avoid giving our animals names. There are a couple exceptions to the rule; some animals need names for training purposes (our otters know their names so we can give them commands) and others have been given nicknames by the community for marketing purposes (like our woodchuck "Chesapeake Chuck" for Groundhog Day).