ZSL London Zoo ZSL London Zoo News 2021
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Don’t the tigers know each other already!, like they had Cubs at another zoo together and that’s why she was brought over as they know they are compatible. Am I wrong? Xx
You are right, these 2 tigers did have cubs together in the past. However, any introduction has risk and the staff at London Zoo took extra time in ensuring that the reintroduction went smoothly.
I hope the reintroduction goes well.
Having seen the tigers sharing the same paddock last Friday, it certainly looks like the reintroduction has been successful
Next introduction to take place will be between the lions
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Does anyone know if the zoo still keeps Australian water rat? because they have been taken off the current holdings on zootierliste, also does the zoo have servals again as they have been added onto the current holdings?.
Does anyone know if the zoo still keeps Australian water rat? because they have been taken off the current holdings on zootierliste, also does the zoo have servals again as they have been added onto the current holdings?.
Four Socorro Doves have hatched at London Zoo. The breeding female originally came from Bristol Zoo a few months ago: Lovey-dovey
I don't know, but I didn't see any on my last two visits to the Nightlife exhibit. Of course they could have been moved as work seems to be happening on some of the other cases down there.
AlexanderTHG
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On my last visit (12/08) they were signed in the first night life room, opposite the naked mole rats, however, i didn't see any. Unsure about the servals
Thank you for the reply, I am going back to London zoo tomorrow so I will have a look
Reptile House
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Apparently the introduction of the tigers went well and last night they had their first night together and alone.
So watch this space there could be more cubs soon!!!!!!
So watch this space there could be more cubs soon!!!!!!
The serval is off-show but is/was used in one of the demonstrations, so can be seen that way.
PicanBird
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Their holding cage was also partially visible I remember. Mostly the top of the cage where the serval had some raised platforms?
A Cape Porcupine has been born at London Zoo. It was born on August 2: Por-cute-pine
Well, that didn’t last very long!
littleRedPanda
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Just a heads up regarding parking at the zoo. Half of the zoos parking area has been taken up by some events company setting up next to the zoo. By midday the zoos spaces were full.
The event in Regents Park, which may affect the zoo is the FREIZE sculpture exhibition which I believe is open from 14 October to visitors
Giants of the Galápagos is now open and Dolly, Polly and Priscilla the Giant Tortoises are enjoying their new home