Published on bild.de the 23.01.2021. | By: Lisa Unverfert “They make everything immortal”, describes the author of the article, in which she provides insights into the exciting work of the new taxidermists at the Aquazoo.
Exclusive for zoos.media – 10.02.2019. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß The newspaper BILD as well as the Britisch Mirror, have included already disproved and incorrect information from the animal rights industry, into a questionable coverage.
Published on bild.de the 05.07.2022. | By: Jérôme Nussbaum Carolin Otto is not only the youngest zoo director in Germany, she also has a unique background at Eilenburg Animal Park.
Published on bild.de the 07.04.2022. | By: Katja Derstroff The author accompanies Marion Ruhland to the ZOOM Adventure World in Gelsenkirchen as she pursues her passion: animal photography. It helps her through difficult times. » to the full article
Published on bild.de the 29.01.2022. | By: D. Beilke The 100th inhabitant was born in Pongoland at Leipzig Zoo. The article speaks about the installation and the animals, with a special focus on the chimpanzees. » to the full article
Published on bild.de the 20.12.2021. | By: Katja Derstroff Illegal smuggling, amongst other things, poses a great threat to slow lorises – the article looks at the commitment to conservation in Dortmund Zoo. » to the full article
Published on bild.de the 22.07.2021. The well-known and beloved zookeeper Petra Friedrich suddenly passed away. The newly born zebra foal at Leipzig Zoo has been named Petra in her honour. » to the full article
Published on bild.de the 02.03.2021. Prof. Jörg Junhold expressed his disappointment at the planned prolongation of lockdown because zoos are lumped together with museums and the retail sector. » to the full article
Exclusively for zoos.media – 14.01.2020. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß The Wales Ape & Monkey Sanctuary, which many animal rights activists promote, does not have a good reputation among experts.
Published on bild.de the 10.01.2020. | By: Doreen Beilke At Leipzig Zoo, not only do visitors observe the great apes, but the great apes also observe the visitors – something that is not possible in times of lockdown.
