@Antoine These zoos should partner with AZA's Audubon's Species Survival Center and San Diego Zoo Global to help the captive population long-term.
Prague Zoo Praha Prague Zoo News 2020
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With most importantly a complete stock list at the bottom
. Maybe someone could explain them that ordering the species by the common Czech name instead of taxonomy is rather confusing....
With most importantly a complete stock list at the bottom
Which pages of the report is this on? I seem to not be able to find it...
From page 86 onwards.
I’m only seeing finance/planning sheets? Maybe I’m confused...
With most importantly a complete stock list at the bottom
Have been having a fair bit of fun reading through that for any interesting tidbits which have slipped our attention
Page 86 of the annual report, but page 88 of the PDF document itself due to the fact that the document counts the two sides of the front cover as pages too!
Or you are reading the wrong document, the link is near the top of the page...
Try to open Výroční zpráva 2019.pdf
Yep - I was reading the implementation of budget document *facepalm* thanks!!
Mexican spider monkey ( Ateles geoffroyi vellerosus ) born at Prague .
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2 chicks hatched by the Philippine scops owls - Otus megalotis .
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Given that Prague holds apparently "the biggest group outside their native range" i really doubt this was the reason.
Thinking about it I don’t think I’ve ever seen Philippine scops owls at Prague, unless they’re in that row of aviaries near the entrance that has all the other awesome bird species...as in that case I will have been distracted by Luzon tarictic hornbill, coleto, rufous-fronted laughingthrush and spotted imperial pigeon
Thinking about it I don’t think I’ve ever seen Philippine scops owls at Prague, unless they’re in that row of aviaries near the entrance that has all the other awesome bird species...as in that case I will have been distracted by Luzon tarictic hornbill, coleto, rufous-fronted laughingthrush and spotted imperial pigeon
Yup they are there and I saw them like two times (one of those times only because keeper was cleaning the indoors during that moment), but not like I pay much attention to those aviaries anyways...
Thinking about it I don’t think I’ve ever seen Philippine scops owls at Prague, unless they’re in that row of aviaries near the entrance that has all the other awesome bird species...as in that case I will have been distracted by Luzon tarictic hornbill, coleto, rufous-fronted laughingthrush and spotted imperial pigeon
You have
I helped you spot one last year!And yes, that is where they are.
You have
And yes, that is where they are.
I think I lose half of my memories every time I visit the Czech Republic....
Thinking about it I don’t think I’ve ever seen Philippine scops owls at Prague, unless they’re in that row of aviaries near the entrance that has all the other awesome bird species...as in that case I will have been distracted by Luzon tarictic hornbill, coleto, rufous-fronted laughingthrush and spotted imperial pigeon
You have
And yes, that is where they are.
We also saw the owls on our visit
~Thylo
The Taipei Zoo in Taiwan is going to send two pangolins to the Prague Zoo as gifts and as parts of an animal exchange agreement between the two cities, which forged sisterhood ties earlier this year. A female named Jun Hou Tang and a male named Kuo Pao will be sent to the Prague Zoo in the near future after animal quarantine issues are resolved. Prague will then become the second European zoo to have pangolins, after Leipzig. Further future animal transfers as part of this cooperation are also planned.
Taipei Zoo to send two pangolins to Prague Zoo - Focus Taiwan
Taipei Zoo to send two pangolins to Prague Zoo - Focus Taiwan