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Historic milestone reached as critically endangered wildcats released into the Cairngorms National Park

Posted on 9. July 20239. July 2023

Published on rzss.org.uk the 15.06.2023. The “Highland Tiger” is critically endangered. Together with its project partners, the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has now been able to release 22 of these special wildcats.

Flamingos: New Study on Breeding Success

Posted on 29. January 202327. January 2023

Published on onlinelibrary.wiley.com the 15.01.2023. | By: Andrew Mooney, J. Andrew Teare, Johanna Staerk, Simeon Q. Smeele, Paul Rose, R. Harrison Edell, Catherine E. King, Laurie Conrad & Yvonne M. Buckley An analysis of the data from 540 zoological institutions between 1990 and 2019 yielded exciting results on the breeding success in ex situ flamingo […]

Feeding A Six Day Old Flamingo Chick

Posted on 30. September 20221. October 2022

Published on the YouTube channel “The Wild Side with Clay” the 09.09.2022. In this video, Clay Carabajal shows his viewers a six-day-old flamingo chick at Abilene Zoo, which he is currently taking care of, and shares other interesting insights. » to the full video

Take a Walk with the Flamingo Flock at Denver Zoo

Posted on 28. March 202226. March 2022

Published on Denver Zoo’s YouTube channel the 17.03.2022. Not just people but also flamingos enjoy taking a walk through Denver Zoo. The video explains why this is the case. » more

Spectacular New Animals at Ingolstadt Zoo

Posted on 22. February 202119. February 2021

Published on donaukurier.de the 10.02.2021. Ingolstadt Zoo has received Vietnamese crocodile newts and Mangarahara cichlids for breeding, showing the strong cooperation between zoos when it comes to conservation. » to the full article

How Little Orca’s Story Once Again Reveals Incompetence and Amateurism of New Zealand’s Officials and NGOs

Posted on 2. September 2019

Published on medium.com the 06.08.2016. The story of the little orca Bob, in which anti-zoo activist Ingrid Vissser played a decisive role, revealed the incompetence of officials and NGO’s. » more

The 9th return of the wild horses to Mongolia was successful

Posted on 30. June 2019

Published on zoopraha.cz the 20.06.2019. For the 9th time Prague Zoo has successfully transported Przewalski’s horses back to their homeland, Mongolia. This species only survived thanks to modern zoos. » more

The rising power of NGOs and the responsibility of the media

Posted on 22. June 2019

Published on meedia.de the 15.05.2019. | By: Frederik Ferreau & Hasso Mansfeld State and media should exercise more control over NGOs, as these have developed to become “powerful giants” in the public debate, the articles authors demand.

Opel-Zoo in Kronberg participates in aid campaign for lesser flamingos

Posted on 21. March 201921. March 2019

Published on usinger-anzeiger.de, March 2019. Lesser flamingos are classified as near threatened and are suffering from the extreme drought in South Africa. The Opel-Zoo in Kronberg aids the animals. » more

In the Sign of the Xoloitzcuintle: The Sacred Dog

Posted on 9. September 202611. September 2026

Written exclusively for zoos.media – September 9, 2026. By: Dr. Kerstin Alexandra Dörnath In her column WildLifeGaze, veterinarian Dr. Kerstin Alexandra Dörnath looks at the Xoloitzcuintle – and in the process, she feels ashamed of Germany’s obsession with regulation.