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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 […]

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 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

Ancestral and rare dogs falsely suspected

Posted on 13. April 202318. July 2023

Exclusive for zoos.media – originally published in German on the 22nd of December in 2022. Author: Philipp J. Kroiss. Translator: Denis Gautheret Hairless dogs are among the oldest dog breeds still existing today. The reproach of a “torture breeding” comes up regularly in the discussion of some advocates of their extinction. This is fundamentally wrong.

Rare Breed: Zoo Welcomes Four Antelope So Rare Less Than 100 Still Alive In Wild

Posted on 10. July 20227. July 2022

Published on zenger.news the 24.06.2022. | By: Joseph Golder Four antelopes have arrived at the Bioparc Valencia which are so rare that less than 100 animals are still alive in the wild: East African Bongos. Conservation breeding can save this species. » to the full article

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

Baby orca Toa died in activists’ care

Posted on 8. August 2021

Exklusively for zoos.media – 8th of August in 2021. Autor: Philipp J. Kroiss After Bob, the next baby orca called Toa, died in the care of anti-zoo activists – this article discusses the outcomes and mistakes of the project as well as strategies to do better in the future.

WDC harms wild dolphins

Posted on 12. June 2019

Published on the Facebook page dolphinaria.truth the 24.05.2019. The anti dolphinarium organisation WDC published a more than questionable report on the topic whale watching and dolphinariums in the Canary Islands. This article debunks the NGOs statements. » more

BILD & Mirror wrongly report about orca baby Ula

Posted on 13. March 2019

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.