I made everyone aware of his account on here in the past... I'm assuming it may have been that? And I believe I made a somewhat critical comment once, but nothing overly it negative.
Leopard and Goat Farm Private Collection in Cornwall
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Any news on open days?
A keeper advertisment here -
Zoo Jobs: ANIMAL KEEPER
The candidate will need to look after 'Malagasy Euplerids and Felids such as Clouded Leopard and Cheetah. We also work with various other species ranging from Spotted Hyena and Sun Bear to large Asian Hornbills, Birds of Paradise, Cassowary and a number of primate species such as Langurs, Lemurs and Callitrichids.'
Zoo Jobs: ANIMAL KEEPER
The candidate will need to look after 'Malagasy Euplerids and Felids such as Clouded Leopard and Cheetah. We also work with various other species ranging from Spotted Hyena and Sun Bear to large Asian Hornbills, Birds of Paradise, Cassowary and a number of primate species such as Langurs, Lemurs and Callitrichids.'
Anyone know what species of BOP, hornbill, cassowary or langur?
Birds of paradise are (to the best of my knowledge) king, lesser and three-wired, hornbill is the great hornbill (not heard of any others) and cassowary is Northern. No idea on the langur species.
The only species I know have been added to the species list I made earlier (post #92 on the previous page) are the sun bears, langurs, great hornbills and Madagascar flying foxes.
drill
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You mean twelve, right?
Yes. Not sure why I wrote three - was literally looking at the species list when I wrote it.
One thing I have just noticed on the Instagram page for this collection that I figured I would put here for those interested:
The collection is crowdfunding to feed the animals in its collection during the coronavirus shutdown. To add an incentive, every person who donates more than £50 will get to visit on a supporters open day after the crisis is over.
One thing, species-wise, I have just noticed on the GoFundMe page - the collection has Javan yellow-throated martens and has apparently bred them for the first time outside Indonesia.
The GoFundMe page is here:
HELP US FEED OUR ANIMALS organized by Todd Dalton
The collection is crowdfunding to feed the animals in its collection during the coronavirus shutdown. To add an incentive, every person who donates more than £50 will get to visit on a supporters open day after the crisis is over.
One thing, species-wise, I have just noticed on the GoFundMe page - the collection has Javan yellow-throated martens and has apparently bred them for the first time outside Indonesia.
The GoFundMe page is here:
HELP US FEED OUR ANIMALS organized by Todd Dalton
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And they now have red and white giant flying squirrel and ferret badger!
And they now have red and white giant flying squirrel and ferret badger!
And the red and white giant squirrel has a kit
giant_anteater
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If the collection isn’t open to visitors then what difference is coronavirus having on their income, causing them to need for outside funding?
Not a dig, just a genuine question.
Not a dig, just a genuine question.
I thought this too, on face value I'm willing to pay £50 and get to visit, but would I be better to give £50 to a public collection I want to survive? This collection isn't struggling due to lack of visitors, it doesn't have any anyway!!
It's probably the case for here, and many privately owned collections, where they are funded by other business ventures. These businesses will have been hit by the virus, and therefore unable to fund the maintenance of the collection.
Thanks, you probably answered my previous point here!
Indeed, wasn't Todd's primary source of income importing civet coffee (lupi kawak) at one point? If his current business is even remotely similar then I imagine that due to the world grounding to a halt his other venture will aslo be currently on hiatus! Nothing said here is fact, but educated guesswork.
I haven't a clue, I was just making an assumption for private collections generally
So was mine, hence the question marks, use of the word imagine, and the educated guesswork bit at the end...I haven't a clue, I was just making an assumption for private collections generally
But mine was more specifically about this collection, think that was the only difference really! 
I was under the impression that this collection was partly funded by the farm attached which sold specialist chocolate, rare breed chickens and goat meat/milk products? I’m wondering about the £50 donation too, as I’ve attempted leaving messages before with no reply as their website never updated about the ‘feast’ evenings and tours. It’s one hell of a collection though!!