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Former Northern Lynx Enclosure

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I believe this was on the site of the current Takin paddock. 1996.
The last lynx left for Spain in 2001. They're enclosure currently holds servals.
 
Enclosure has since been demolished, but it was sited roughly where the owlery is now.
 
Correct me if I am wrong but wasn't the old lion enclosure built on the Takin site, maybe I am getting mixed up?
 
The lion house is now the amphibian ark - the outdoor lion compound was to the right of this, ie in the direction of the entrance.

There used to just be a paddock on the site of the takin enclosure, for a while it held additional (!) Malayan tapirs to the ones already in the semi-aquatic mammal house. I think years before this, there was a large, wooded, mara paddock and possibly one for wallabies along this stretch of woodland. Nearby there were wild boar.

Someone said this cage was where the owlery is now, does that mean at the north end of the park, near to the bat-eared foxes? Or do you mean the more recent owl enclosures in 'Roof of the world'?
 
The recent (though they don't look it) ones near the snow leopards now, yes.
 
Lynx enclosure.

The lion house is now the amphibian ark - the outdoor lion compound was to the right of this, ie in the direction of the entrance.

There used to just be a paddock on the site of the takin enclosure, for a while it held additional (!) Malayan tapirs to the ones already in the semi-aquatic mammal house. I think years before this, there was a large, wooded, mara paddock and possibly one for wallabies along this stretch of woodland. Nearby there were wild boar.

Someone said this cage was where the owlery is now, does that mean at the north end of the park, near to the bat-eared foxes? Or do you mean the more recent owl enclosures in 'Roof of the world'?

The Tarkin enclosure was the orginal Maned Wolf encolsure built in the late 70,s,later to house Capbarbara, then Okapi. to the left was Peccaries, the Lynx enclosure was to the left of the Tarkin, which housed Northern and Caracal Lynx. The single Wild Boar was housed on the site of the original Gibbon house.
 

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