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Flamingos: New Study on Breeding Success

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

2. September 2019

animal welfare, anti-zoo-initiatives, history, media-echo

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

22. June 2019

anti-zoo-initiatives, history, media-echo

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

21. March 201921. March 2019

conservation, media-echo

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

13. April 202318. July 2023

education, media-echo

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

10. July 20227. July 2022

conservation, history, media-echo

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

28. March 202226. March 2022

animal welfare, education, media-echo

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

8. August 2021

animal welfare, anti-zoo-initiatives, conservation, history, media-echo

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

12. June 2019

anti-zoo-initiatives, education, media-echo

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

13. March 2019

animal welfare, media-echo

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.