Borth Animalarium Lynx escape

[TeaLovingDave]

Looking at the list of species on ZTL - which is probably out of date, to be fair, the collection would have to lose 16 species:

Black-capped capuchin
Burmese rock python
Common snapping turtle
European Eagle-owl
European red fox
Grivet
Guianan weeper capuchin
Kafue lechwe
Leopard
Lion
Northern lynx
Parma wallaby
Patas monkey
Raccoon dog
Red-necked wallaby
Spectacled caiman

 

[FBBird]

Looking at the list of species on ZTL - which is probably out of date, to be fair, the collection would have to lose 16 species:

Black-capped capuchin
Burmese rock python
Common snapping turtle
European Eagle-owl
European red fox
Grivet
Guianan weeper capuchin
Kafue lechwe
Leopard
Lion
Northern lynx
Parma wallaby
Patas monkey
Raccoon dog
Red-necked wallaby
Spectacled caiman

I'm confused. You don't need DWAL for a lot of these.

 

[TeaLovingDave]

Well, this is just going by the list of what species count as Category 1 posted above - these are the taxa listed on ZTL which fall into the various categories in the list posted by Fresco3. The true figure might well be lower.

 

[BongoHardwood]

Looking at the list of species on ZTL - which is probably out of date, to be fair, the collection would have to lose 16 species:

Black-capped capuchin
Burmese rock python
Common snapping turtle
European Eagle-owl
European red fox
Grivet
Guianan weeper capuchin
Kafue lechwe
Leopard
Lion
Northern lynx
Parma wallaby
Patas monkey
Raccoon dog
Red-necked wallaby
Spectacled caiman

According to the SSSMZP, wallabies, foxes, non-breeding eagle owls, pythons under 3m long, grivets, raccoon dogs and female lechwe are all category 2 or 3.

 

[Fallax]

Wallabies are category 3 I think considsring they are missing from the list.

 

[Shorts]

I'm confused. You don't need DWAL for a lot of these.

You may be making the classic mistake in expecting laws/rules to be logical, reasonable, consistent and/or "fair".

 

[Fresco3]

Looking at the list of species on ZTL - which is probably out of date, to be fair, the collection would have to lose 16 species:

Black-capped capuchin
Burmese rock python
Common snapping turtle
European Eagle-owl
European red fox
Grivet
Guianan weeper capuchin
Kafue lechwe
Leopard
Lion
Northern lynx
Parma wallaby
Patas monkey
Raccoon dog
Red-necked wallaby
Spectacled caiman

I believe that wallabies were catergory 2, only Kangaroos were category 1. So I guess that's two less species they'd have to lose.

And if the lechwe were female and the owls weren't breeding they would be category 2 aswell.

 

[Zooreviewsuk]

Currently on the One Show now.

 

[littleRedPanda]

Interesting having Joanna Lumley on the sofa with him, simply stating that we should be satisfied with watching wildlife on TV.

 

[Fallax]

Interesting having Joanna Lumley on the sofa with him, simply stating that we should be satisfied with watching wildlife on TV.

Sounds like your average anti-zoo freak. Truth is not everyone will be satisfied with that!