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Wales Ape & Monkey Sanctuary: Bad Reputation Among Experts

1. February 202115. February 2021

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

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.

Bristol Zoo will close site in September after 186 years

26. February 202225. February 2022

history, media-echo

Published on walesonline.co.uk the 15.02.2022. | By: Tess de la Mare & Dominic Picksley The fifth oldest zoo in the world is closing its site in Bristol after 186 years, only to reopen in Gloucestershire, almost 60 kilometres away.

Could keeping native animals as pets help conservation of threatened species?

5. October 20214. October 2021

conservation, media-echo

Published on abc.net.au the 11.08.2021. | By: Emma Wynne Keeping wild animals as pets – could this be a way to help species conservation? Professor Mike Archer from the University of New South Wales explains the concept. » to the full article

Australia: Dolphinarium has “no issues” with Animal Cruelty

3. March 2021

animal welfare, history, media-echo

Exklusively für zoos.media – 3rd of March in 2021. Autor: Philipp J. Kroiss A questionable dolphinarium apparently teams up with the animal rights industry to get some greenwashing for questionable animal welfare standards.

Better Protection of Endangered Dolphins and Porpoises

20. October 202019. October 2020

conservation, media-echo

Published on tiergarten.nuernberg.de the 07.10.2020. The IUCN demands a holistic approach to the protection of small cetaceans like dolphins and porpoises. Zoos have a crucial role to play in this. » to the full article

Animal rights activists designated ‘domestic terrorists’ in Australia

25. May 2020

anti-zoo-initiatives, media-echo

Published on www.independent.co.uk the 22.07.2019. | By: Adam Forrest In Australia, very clear clear words are used to describe animal rights activists, they are referred to as “domestic terrorists”. This shows that the radical potential is taken seriously. » to the full article

Lori Marino causes great harm to science

21. May 2020

anti-zoo-initiatives, media-echo, research

Published on escholarship.org in March 2020. | By: Kathleen M. Dudzinski, Heather M. Hill, Annalisa Zaccaroni, Radhika Makecha, Malin Lilley, Javier Almunia, Erin Frick, Todd Feucht, Grey Stafford, and Charles I. Abramson Renowned experts prove that dolphinarium opponent Lori Marino made mistakes in a scientific commentary regarding her assessment of the husbandry of orcas under […]

An analysis of TripAdvisor’s new ill-advised dolphin and whale policy

15. October 2019

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

Published on zooreproduction.com the 11.10.2019. In the article, the author analyses TripAdvisor‘s new policy on wales and dolphins in zoological facilities and the questionable route the company has taken through it.

The myth of rake marks

11. August 2019

education, media-echo

Published on blog.loroparque.com the 06.08.2019. If you were to believe animal rights activists, rake marks would only exist in orcas under human care – science however proves the opposite is true: they also exist in nature and it is completely natural for orcas to have them.

“Freed” killer whale from Russia helpless

28. July 2019

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

Published on Zoo Logic’s Facebook page the 25.07.2019. A female orca, which was “freed” from the “whale jail”, as the media put it, is completely helpless in nature – and the release thereby failed.