London Zoo did, of course, exhibit four specimens of the now extinct Falkland Island wolf; the first arriving in 1846, the last in 1870.
Does anybody know if any other zoos ever had this species?
Chester Zoo dik-dik baby
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London Zoo did, of course, exhibit four specimens of the now extinct Falkland Island wolf; the first arriving in 1846, the last in 1870.
Does anybody know if any other zoos ever had this species?
lechweoryx
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ISIS now states that Chester currently hold 2.2 Dik Dik. Have they recieved another?
zoogiraffe
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Thats correct
EvilKittie
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on isis it list 2 males 2 females 1 birth within two months therefore 2 new ones?
taun
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EvilKittie
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a baby dik dik - but
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so im just commenting on that - but hey don't you think it has already gone off track *cough*
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so im just commenting on that - but hey don't you think it has already gone off track *cough*
*cough* for example
Evilktie, I think you are getting slightly confused with ISIS. The birth is included in the 2.2. It is not 2.2 plus 1 birth.
I had actually been told a few months ago that 2.0 were arriving together, but it seems to be only actually 1.0. Zoogiraffe do you know anymore about this?
I had actually been told a few months ago that 2.0 were arriving together, but it seems to be only actually 1.0. Zoogiraffe do you know anymore about this?
zoogiraffe
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Yes I do it was suppose to be 2.0 arriving,but 1.0 died before it was sent,the 2.0 where planned to go in a mixed exhibit,but now the remaining male that came in will form a second pair with the young female born at Chester,at least that what I think I was told.Had a few sleeps since then.
EvilKittie
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it all makes sense now!
Hope I do not offend , but I wonder if this will bring even more 'Chavs' to Chester Zoo !