I could be wrong, but I think that Edinburgh only has four markhor. I wonder what will be replacing them if they are going to Paignton; they're a pretty nice species.Little bit of info from Paignton Zoo today.
PZ are gaining 4 of your Markhor and you are having 2 of our red river hogs shortly.![]()
Little bit of info from Paignton Zoo today.
PZ are gaining 4 of your Markhor and you are having 2 of our red river hogs shortly.![]()
Edinburgh completely losing the markhor would be a shame, I've only seen them once and they are a lovely species. I might see if I can add Paignton to my shortlist of zoos to visit within the next couple of years.I could be wrong, but I think that Edinburgh only has four markhor. I wonder what will be replacing them if they are going to Paignton; they're a pretty nice species.
I could be wrong, but I think that Edinburgh only has four markhor. I wonder what will be replacing them if they are going to Paignton; they're a pretty nice species.
I wonder if they'll even draw much attention the markhor if they are indeed leaving. They're not really a high-profile species, and I wouldn't be surprised if they leave the collection without much fanfare.Edinburgh haven't said anywhere that they are going out of the species, so they may just be moving some around.
I'm a bit confused as to what you mean here; did you mean to say Paignton instead of Edinburgh?. I appreciate they could just move from HWP to Edinburgh
I wonder if they'll even draw much attention the markhor if they are indeed leaving. They're not really a high-profile species, and I wouldn't be surprised if they leave the collection without much fanfare.
I'm a bit confused as to what you mean here; did you mean to say Paignton instead of Edinburgh?
What sort of colouration was it?type of antelope
To be honest it was hard to tell only got a glimpse of it at the fence with the horns behind the stables as there’s two enclosures right next to each other the new zebra one then the one right flush against it that’s got separate fencing looked a dark colour different from the one next to the horses I don’t know if they will share the enclosure or if it will be separate as there’s no path up to it and got limited viewing at the Zebras to go up and lookWhat sort of colouration was it?
Could it be one of the nyalas?To be honest it was hard to tell only got a glimpse of it at the fence with the horns behind the stables as there’s two enclosures right next to each other the new zebra one then the one right flush against it that’s got separate fencing looked a dark colour different from the one next to the horses I don’t know if they will share the enclosure or if it will be separate as there’s no path up to it and got limited viewing at the Zebras to go up and look
I just googled a male Nyala and it does look like that so looks like they’ve separated the male at the moment as it was a different colour from the ones in the enclosure next to the horses. Just thought it was a new one since I’ve not seen anything beside the new Zebra enclosure before and thought it might be new as they were talking about potentially new species of antelope joining once the horses move in beside the camels would like to see the Tapirs back or even Ostriches sharing an enclosure with the camels/zebraCould it be one of the nyalas?
Has anyone seen the enclosure yet according to the map they are in beside the horses if that’s true it makes sense for that to be a highland area. I wonder if that means the horses are not moving beside the camels and that they might put some other types of animals in at the top of the zoo beside them as it’s a big area. I just don’t think it would make sense to move horses beside camels and leave the highland cows in that big enclosure on their own especially with the zoo running out of real estate for new areas/enclosures for new animals.The zoo have just announced the arrival of 0.2 Highland cows, and there's a poll on their social media to decide what to name them, with the options being Heather and Bracken, Nessie and Thistle, Skye and Isla, or Kelpie and Selkie:
Edinburgh Zoo on Instagram: "Och aye the zoo, we’ve got Heilan coos! We recently welcomed this adorable pair of female Highland cows and we need YOUR help naming them Comment the emoji next to the names you think our newest additions should have: Heather and Bracken Nessie and Thistle ️ Skye and Isla Selkie and Kelpie"