The caption mentions, and it has been stated in the appropriate news thread, that London Zoo have received a pair.
Paradise Wildlife Park Hertfordshire Zoo News 2025
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Does anyone know where the sengis are being displayed at the collection? (Annoyingly the press release doesn't state any location) I'm guessing it's either in the Rainforest or Amazon & Beyond houses.
Also noted the map says a new project is coming in 2026, located where the crazy golf used to be, if my memory is correct. Any news on what this might be?
Also noted the map says a new project is coming in 2026, located where the crazy golf used to be, if my memory is correct. Any news on what this might be?
LittleRavenwood
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The sengis are beneath the jaguar bridge, before the little south American animal sign walkthrough
The new project will be a lemur walkthrough enclosure
The new project will be a lemur walkthrough enclosure
A new red panda has arrived at Hertfordshire zoo:
"There's a NEW red panda in town!
Say hello to Nila, a young female red panda who has recently joined us from a zoo in Europe as part of the European Breeding Programme, an important initiative that helps protect endangered species and secure their future for generations to come.
With Nila’s arrival, we’re thrilled to continue our long-standing commitment to red panda conservation and breeding. As Nila and Ash form a new breeding pair, we can’t wait to see what the next chapter of our red panda story brings! "
"There's a NEW red panda in town!
Say hello to Nila, a young female red panda who has recently joined us from a zoo in Europe as part of the European Breeding Programme, an important initiative that helps protect endangered species and secure their future for generations to come.
With Nila’s arrival, we’re thrilled to continue our long-standing commitment to red panda conservation and breeding. As Nila and Ash form a new breeding pair, we can’t wait to see what the next chapter of our red panda story brings! "
Tea Rex
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I thought they gave up Madagascar
Strathmorezoo
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Last month kyra the female Sun Bear was found to have ovarian cysts which was probably the cause of her to be unable to conceive even though she had been with her mate Idera since April 2023. On Wednesday she underwent a new procedure by specialist German vets and successfully removed the cysts. She has fully recovered and time will tell if it was successful.
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