Kerra gave birth to at least one maybe two cubs this morning....
asiatic lions in europe
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Kerra gave birth to at least one maybe two cubs this morning....
Both the proud "Granny's" are living together now at Cotswold's! Congrats to all involved. Hope everything goes the cubs way
Roma and Maubeuge zoo asiatic lions
Hi guys,
I am new here so not sure if that works that way
so I have a question - actually two
does anybody knows what happens to Olles - the male lion born at lodz that was in Roma (after Bellamy) zoo before Asoka moved in
and
who is the male asiatic lion at Zoo de Maubeuge in France
Thanks in advance
V
Hi guys,
I am new here so not sure if that works that way
so I have a question - actually two
does anybody knows what happens to Olles - the male lion born at lodz that was in Roma (after Bellamy) zoo before Asoka moved in
and
who is the male asiatic lion at Zoo de Maubeuge in France
Thanks in advance
V
Welcome to the forums velizar
Olle moved to Zoobotanico Jerez to make way for Asoka.
Are there any other names for Maubeuge as I can't find anything.
Again, Welcome
Harry
Hi Harry,
Thanks a lot - OK - do I am getting you correct - Oles is at Jerez now??? Together with his brother Olle???? - do they have place for two males?
I found who is in Maubeuge - Raksha - the former male from Moscow - born in Helsinki, they removed him from the breeding program and the studbook
Thanks a lot - OK - do I am getting you correct - Oles is at Jerez now??? Together with his brother Olle???? - do they have place for two males?
I found who is in Maubeuge
- Raksha - the former male from Moscow - born in Helsinki, they removed him from the breeding program and the studbook
Hi Harry,
Thanks a lot - OK - do I am getting you correct - Oles is at Jerez now??? Together with his brother Olle???? - do they have place for two males?
I found who is in Maubeuge
Thanks for telling me about Maubeuge - do they have any females?
I didn't realise there is Oles and Olle. If that is the case these are possibilities:
- He is the male at Benidorm
- He has passed on
the male at Terra Natura Benidorm is Bala - studbook 6104 - he is full brother to the males at Boissière and Zurich - born at Besancon
May be Oles is dead But Roma never realize any information for a lion's dead recently - they did that for Bellamy -
I kind of having hopes that he is moved somewhere
- he is full brother to the males at Boissière and Zurich - born at BesanconMay be Oles is dead
But Roma never realize any information for a lion's dead recently - they did that for Bellamy - I kind of having hopes that he is moved somewhere
the male at Terra Natura Benidorm is Bala - studbook 6104
Do you know about the female?
And do you have a copy of the studbook or is it just from visits?
In Planckendael (Belgium), Koyla gave birth in april 2010 to 5 youngsters. They made their first outdoor walk today. One of the cubs is less developped the the others who are doing well.
Great news to hear about the pair's third litter, after the one previous to this were sadly killed by Chandra
Do you know of the genders?
She has since moved on to Chessington World of Adventures.
Might it be that there is no female at Benidorm? If there is, then I think it is most likely to be 'Xylitol' born Helsinki 2005.
No, no litters missed. It looks like 2010 is going to be a good year for breeding - it's the most cubs in a year since 2007.
Also good that this year's mothers, Kalindi, Kerra and Koyla (the three K's
) have all succesfully reared cubs before and aren't too well represented. I think this will be the last litter for all of these mums as they'll all be quite well represented if these cubs survive - especially Koyla's (though I don't think all five will survive).
No, no litters missed. It looks like 2010 is going to be a good year for breeding - it's the most cubs in a year since 2007QUOTE]
Hopefully the British side of the Asiatic Lion family won't let the side down this year!
Hopefully the British side of the Asiatic Lion family won't let the side down this year!
Don't get your hopes up