J J Jabiru96 15 Apr 2015 Astrobird said: Mum, Brindabella and daughters Tulip and Lotus Click to expand... This is actually mum Primrose and daughters Tulip and Lotus. Brindabella is kept separate with her daughter Pansy.
Astrobird said: Mum, Brindabella and daughters Tulip and Lotus Click to expand... This is actually mum Primrose and daughters Tulip and Lotus. Brindabella is kept separate with her daughter Pansy.
Z Z zooman 15 Apr 2015 Jabiru96 said: This is actually mum Primrose and daughters Tulip and Lotus. Brindabella is kept separate with her daughter Pansy. Click to expand... Why are they kept separate? Is it just to protect Pansy, as I would like to see 5 hippos together.
Jabiru96 said: This is actually mum Primrose and daughters Tulip and Lotus. Brindabella is kept separate with her daughter Pansy. Click to expand... Why are they kept separate? Is it just to protect Pansy, as I would like to see 5 hippos together.
J J Jabiru96 15 Apr 2015 zooman said: Why are they kept separate? Is it just to protect Pansy, as I would like to see 5 hippos together. Click to expand... Supposedly Primrose has killed a few of Brindabella's past offspring.
zooman said: Why are they kept separate? Is it just to protect Pansy, as I would like to see 5 hippos together. Click to expand... Supposedly Primrose has killed a few of Brindabella's past offspring.
Z Z zooman 15 Apr 2015 Jabiru96 said: Supposedly Primrose has killed a few of Brindabella's past offspring. Click to expand... Wow very nasty! hippos really are very aggressive for such a placid looking animal!
Jabiru96 said: Supposedly Primrose has killed a few of Brindabella's past offspring. Click to expand... Wow very nasty! hippos really are very aggressive for such a placid looking animal!
zooboy28 15 Apr 2015 Having the hippos in two groups also allows them to be seen both from the walking track (three females) and the safari bus (mother and youngest daughter), as having them together would mean no or very poor views for one group of visitors.
Having the hippos in two groups also allows them to be seen both from the walking track (three females) and the safari bus (mother and youngest daughter), as having them together would mean no or very poor views for one group of visitors.
