From the other day I just spoken to a colleague who works at Woburn and it's regarding the Chapman Zebra and unfortunately the Chapman's were put to sleep a few years ago due to old age. That is why it's just Grevy's Zebras now
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Blesbok have arrived at Woburn Safari Park, according to the post below they are a new species for the zoo:
“Blesbok transported to Woburn Safari Park. Great to be involed with the transport of this new species for the park.”
Ventura Wildlife Services
“Blesbok transported to Woburn Safari Park. Great to be involed with the transport of this new species for the park.”
Ventura Wildlife Services
Hello everyone! I have a couple of questions to ask regarding the rhinos at Woburn. I was looking for where Miriam came from and it said a zoo in Holland. Does anyone by chance know which zoo it was and if she was born there or if she was wild caught? And also, I found a source saying that Kai came from Givskud Zoo in Denmark but was born in Edinburgh. So I’m asking if his parents are Floozie and Kruger, because it seems that a lot of other animals born at Edinburgh were from that pairing. Thanks 
Themonkeyguy1
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Hello everyone! I have a couple of questions to ask regarding the rhinos at Woburn. I was looking for where Miriam came from and it said a zoo in Holland. Does anyone by chance know which zoo it was and if she was born there or if she was wild caught? And also, I found a source saying that Kai came from Givskud Zoo in Denmark but was born in Edinburgh. So I’m asking if his parents are Floozie and Kruger, because it seems that a lot of other animals born at Edinburgh were from that pairing. Thanks
Kai was born on 20/10/00 at Edinburgh to Floozie x Kruger. He arrived from Givskud Zoo on 05/05/11. Miriam arrived from Beekse Burgen Safari Park on 20/04/10.
It might be worth following this link as this is the most up to date studbook released online for you: http://www.rhinoresourcecenter.com/pdf_files/152/1521247820.pdf
The Hedgehog
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@Themonkeyguy1 there is a website of all of the Rhinos within the Zoo population. I have forgotten the name of the website. Do you know what the website is called?
Yes, this website is called ‘Rhinos of the World’. It has most rhinos on except some random facilities like Woburn and Marwell Zoo e.c.t
The Hedgehog
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Yes, this website is called ‘Rhinos of the World’. It has most rhinos on except some random facilities like Woburn and Marwell Zoo e.c.t
@TigerStripe many thanks for reminding me what the name of the Rhino website is.
Another safari set up failing to breed. The social structure just is not right. Break up male and female bonds, esp. The south african imports.
This is amazing new arrival wasn't it
The Penguins now have a new redevelopment enclosure called Humboldt Harbour Log into Facebook
I just been over to Facebook just now and I understand that 2 giraffes have left for a new life at Edinburgh Zoo Giraffes return to Edinburgh Zoo for first time in 15 years
I just been over to Facebook just now and I understand that Amur tiger, Mishka is now en route to her new home at Banham Zoo. Endangered tiger Mishka moves to her new home
So as 3 animals left Woburn for new homes one arrived last night and it's a new female Rhino and her name is Bonnie and she came from Blair Drummond Safari Park near Stirling in Scotand Woburn Safari Park
The set up is male Kai and females Mirjam and Makusi. What happened to female Mtubatuba (passed away)?
Here's an update on Milashki from Plzen Zoo in the Czech Republic Woburn Safari Park
The photo of the Blesbok is now on Social Media including Facebook
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JurassicMax
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They currently have 3 females right?The photo of the Blesbok is now on Social Media including Facebook
Never posted in any Woburn threads before, but a new post on Facebook has announced the arrival of six new Bush dogs which have come from the former Sandwich Wildlife Park in Kent.
I think Woburn has kept this species before but the previous pair died out (?)
More information can be found here:
I think Woburn has kept this species before but the previous pair died out (?)
More information can be found here: