Carnivores in mixed exhibits

Just found a note from around 2010 that the Opel Zoo in Germany keeps / kept Bat-eared foxes together with Ostriches. Don't know anything aout how this was / is working and how the enclosure looks / looked like. Maybe anyother ZooChatter has more information about this combination...
 
Yes, it is indeed allowed to 'just' post seeds to the UK - a quick look on-line will give an idea of the level of trade.
In this instance, because Solanum lobeira (lycocarpum) is listed as a possible concern, but not from Brazil or indeed any South American country, clarification has been requested - as is normal for any import.

Lobeira isn't currently on their master plant list, but it might be worth contacting this wonderfully quirky exotic plant nursery. Plantbase

I sometimes like to look at their stock list and mentally spend vast sums of money.
 
Just found a note from around 2010 that the Opel Zoo in Germany keeps / kept Bat-eared foxes together with Ostriches. Don't know anything aout how this was / is working and how the enclosure looks / looked like. Maybe anyother ZooChatter has more information about this combination...
Coombe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park has Bat-eared Foxes sharing with Meerkats.
 
In the International Zoo Year book vol. 24/25 there's an intresting article about the enclosure at Osnabrück Zoo - Germany were Maned wolves and Giant anteaters were kept together :
Drüwa P. ( 1986 ) : Maintaining Maned wolves and Giant anteaters together in one enclosure,
Int. Zoo Yb vol. 24/25 pp. 271-274
 
Flamingo Land should have their White Rhino and Cheetah mixed later in the year depending on covid-19 and how long it continues. A UK first with White's at least although Cheetah and Black Rhino have been mixed in the UK before
 
What I haven't seen here yet is the EXTREMELY common mix of aquatic animals like smaller fish and sharks of predatory fish like eels.Or with birds, reptiles, or semi aquatic mammals (hippos and bears). You can find all three at the San Diego zoo.
 
What I haven't seen here yet is the EXTREMELY common mix of aquatic animals like smaller fish and sharks of predatory fish like eels.Or with birds, reptiles, or semi aquatic mammals (hippos and bears). You can find all three at the San Diego zoo.

Hippos and bears mixed at SDZ? Where?
 
Servals and asian golden cats use enclosures of chimps and orangutans, respectively, at night (in rotation with apes). I saw it online in one zoo in Asia or South America, cannot find now which one.

Fennec foxes with trumpeter hornbills - Augsburg. Fennecs could be good in mixed exhibits with animals larger than themselves.

Yellow mongoose with vultures and secretarbirds in a walk-though aviary - Magdeburg. Is this the first walk-through enclosure with carnivores of any kind?

Would meerkats be suitable to a walk-through exhibit? Prairie dogs are exhibited this way in Rotterdam, and visitors somehow can resist touching them. Meerkats bite, of course, but probably no more than any rodent of similar size.

Nagasaki bio park let’s their meerkats get out of their enclosure and roam amongst visitors
 
Servals and asian golden cats use enclosures of chimps and orangutans, respectively, at night (in rotation with apes). I saw it online in one zoo in Asia or South America, cannot find now which one.

Fennec foxes with trumpeter hornbills - Augsburg. Fennecs could be good in mixed exhibits with animals larger than themselves.

Yellow mongoose with vultures and secretarbirds in a walk-though aviary - Magdeburg. Is this the first walk-through enclosure with carnivores of any kind?

Would meerkats be suitable to a walk-through exhibit? Prairie dogs are exhibited this way in Rotterdam, and visitors somehow can resist touching them. Meerkats bite, of course, but probably no more than any rodent of similar size.

Didn't Zlin have their Gambian mongooses in a walkthrough exhibit with vultures too?
 
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