Chester Zoo Chester Zoo News 2020
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My personal preferred choices would be:
1. Aye Aye
2. Binturong
3. Something else
1. Aye Aye
2. Binturong
3. Something else
Themonkeyguy1
Well-Known Member
Also worth mentioning that zootierliste now list Chester as housing tamandua.
That would be nice.
Spot on!
So was the mystery baby a rhino?
Yes it was
No news articles yet it seems but the zoo has made a tweet: https://twitter.com/chesterzoo/status/1327275323415728128?s=20
It is a girl it seems!
It is a girl it seems!
Chester Zoo does not hold a mature rhino bull at present.
At present, they maintain 2 juvenile males Gabe and Ike and male calf Jumaane (actually between calf-juvenile now). All offspring born between 2016-2018.
Themonkeyguy1
Well-Known Member
I believe the sire is Magadi - now at Flamingo Land.
The black rhino calf is the 12th eastern black rhino to be born at Chester Zoo in the past 20 years.
Voting on a name is now open via Facebook:
-Kasulu (a town in Tanzania)
-Kaari (meaning ‘young daughter’)
-Koshi (meaning ‘to try’)
Ultra-rare rhino birth is caught on camera at Chester Zoo | Living
Voting on a name is now open via Facebook:
-Kasulu (a town in Tanzania)
-Kaari (meaning ‘young daughter’)
-Koshi (meaning ‘to try’)
Ultra-rare rhino birth is caught on camera at Chester Zoo | Living
The bull Magadi is the sire, Chester Zoo's only breeding male at the time.
BTW: Bull Kifaru II passed away in October 2018.
To believe is not much use (one could believe anything if it fits your general convictions or thought processes), it is to know for a fact that does it (and we are often prone to forget given all the so-called "fake" news lurking everywhere on the internet and all the crap that comes with it). Actually reading a paper or what seems to be a very difficult task for the digital mind set "modern" human(kind).
Some positive News for Grevy Zebras @ Chester Zoo
Chester Racecourse Becomes Official Supporter of Chester Zoo | Chester Racecourse
Chester Racecourse Becomes Official Supporter of Chester Zoo
Published on 16 November 2020
Chester Racecourse Becomes Official Supporter of Chester Zoo
Chester Racecourse has pledged its support for the UK’s most visited zoo by becoming the latest Official Supporter of the registered charity. The four-year commitment from Chester Racecourse comes in direct response to the zoo’s ‘Save Our Zoo’ campaign and will see the racecourse adopt the Zebra species at the zoo and provide an annual £10,000 donation towards the running of one of the zoo’s key conservation breeding programmes.
Both modern species of horse and zebra belong to the same Equidae mammal family, making them close living relatives and the perfect pairing to commemorate the new partnership. The Grevy’s zebra is the largest of three species of zebra and one of 500 animal species at the zoo. The population of Grevy’s zebra has declined by over 80% in the last 40 years, meaning they are classed as endangered, with less than 2000 individuals left in the wild.
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Chester Racecourse Becomes Official Supporter of Chester Zoo | Chester Racecourse
Chester Racecourse Becomes Official Supporter of Chester Zoo
Published on 16 November 2020
Chester Racecourse Becomes Official Supporter of Chester Zoo
Chester Racecourse has pledged its support for the UK’s most visited zoo by becoming the latest Official Supporter of the registered charity. The four-year commitment from Chester Racecourse comes in direct response to the zoo’s ‘Save Our Zoo’ campaign and will see the racecourse adopt the Zebra species at the zoo and provide an annual £10,000 donation towards the running of one of the zoo’s key conservation breeding programmes.
Both modern species of horse and zebra belong to the same Equidae mammal family, making them close living relatives and the perfect pairing to commemorate the new partnership. The Grevy’s zebra is the largest of three species of zebra and one of 500 animal species at the zoo. The population of Grevy’s zebra has declined by over 80% in the last 40 years, meaning they are classed as endangered, with less than 2000 individuals left in the wild.
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