Too bad! That's really sad especially because they are so rare and now "extinct" in Europe. Are there any chinese ferret-badgers in any zoo on other continents ? And what about the enclosure, for what is it supposed to keep now?
Too bad! That's really sad especially because they are so rare and now "extinct" in Europe. Are there any chinese ferret-badgers in any zoo on other continents ? And what about the enclosure, for what is it supposed to keep now?
I imagine there are some in Asia, but I don't think there would be any anywhere else now.
I don't know what has become of their enclosure, they were in the nocturnal section of the Indonesian Jungle Pavilion. Jana should know what has replaced them.
I imagine there are some in Asia, but I don't think there would be any anywhere else now.
I don't know what has become of their enclosure, they were in the nocturnal section of the Indonesian Jungle Pavilion. Jana should know what has replaced them.
I did some research in the forums and galleries here on ZooChat and I found out that the following zoos keep ferret-badgers (all over the world) (information maybe outdated but I payed attention the information is right):
Ferret-badger (no subspecies mentioned):
Taipei Zoo (Taiwan)
Chiang Mai Zoo (Thailand)
So, if there are no unknown chinese ferret-badgers or Taipei/Chiang Mai keep the burmese one, the chinese subspecies is not represented in zoos anymore. Is there no studbook or sth like that in which all zoos are listed?
