A Steller's sea eagle has escaped from it's owners, whilst performing a display at the park.
Eagle big enough to snatch a dog on the loose in Kent - Telegraph
Eagle big enough to snatch a dog on the loose in Kent - Telegraph
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"Male" Griffon vulture laid an egg 
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'Harold' the vulture shocks staff by laying an egg after they thought 'he' was male for 20 years
:'Harold' the vulture shocks staff by laying an egg after they thought 'he' was male for 20 years
Reindeer will be arriving for the Winter to participate in Winter and Christmas experiences.
I’m on the fence about visiting. Has anyone been here recently that could provide an up to date species list?
According to zoo tier list (aside from the birds of prey of course) they seem to just have a handful of common reptiles, a few farm animals, meerkats, sand serval?
According to zoo tier list (aside from the birds of prey of course) they seem to just have a handful of common reptiles, a few farm animals, meerkats, sand serval?
Alwaysevergreen
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That's about right, but don't forget the many many many huskies.
It is a place I have visited only once thus far, but may visit again in the future since my visit was not fully comprehensive.
It's a nice enough place, with some good birds. The mammal collection is nothing spectacular, today reduced to a few meerkats, a rescue serval, several huskies, and some goats, pigs and ferrets. I believe in the past they also had Arctic fox, coati, camels ... though evidently no more. I couldn't seem to find the reptiles somehow ... though perhaps that was because I didn't look around too much. I did arrive rather late.
It has a nice aesthetic for its bird shows, utilizing well the backdrop of the Kent hillsides. I think if you happen to be in the area, it's worth a visit.