16. May 2019

animal welfare, education, media-echo, research

How long do dolphins live in dolphinariums and in nature?

Exclusive for zoos.media – 02.05.2019. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß

A new, comparative study on the life expectancy and survival of dolphins in nature and under human care brings along some fascinating results.

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16. May 2019

animal welfare, conservation, education, media-echo, research

Science in favour of marine mammal husbandry

Published on Huffington Post the 05.03.2017. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß

Do scientists reject the species-appropriate husbandry of marine mammals? No – the majority even declare themselves in favour. The article explains their reasons.

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9. May 20198. May 2019

animal welfare, conservation, education, history, media-echo, research

Alex Rübel: “Some will die”

Published on zeit.de the 07.05.2019. | By: Sarah Jäggi

Alex Rübel, director of the Zurich Zoo, answers current critical questions and explains the importance of modern zoos in today’s society.

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2. May 2019

media-echo, research

Importance of Zoo Animal and Wildlife Research

Published on the YouTube channel of the Wild Animal Health Fund the 08.05.2018.

Research is the foundation of protection and education. In the video, experts explain the importance of research in nature and zoos.

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24. April 2019

conservation, media-echo, research

Study shows zoos and aquariums dramatically increase information needed to help save species

Published on phys.org the 22.04.2019.

A recently published, scientific study shows how modern zoos and aquariums provide data that is very important for species conservation.

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23. April 2019

conservation, media-echo, research

San Diego Zoo finds, corrects a cause of rhino infertility

Published on sandiegouniontribune.com the 09.04.2019. | By: Bradley J. Fikes

The infertility of rhinoceros poses a big problem for those trying to save them from extinction. San Diego Zoo has now found a cause for the infertility and a treatment.

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17. April 20195. May 2019

media-echo, research

It’s science: Viewing zoo animals reduces your stress levels

Published on eu.freep.com the 15.04.2019. | By: Aleanna Siacon

Many of the zoo friends already suspected it, now it is scientifically confirmed: Observing animals in the zoo calms visitors – who at the same time do something good.

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18. March 201917. March 2019

animal welfare, conservation, education, history, media-echo, research

The Benefits of Zoos and Aquariums

Published on wildenrichment.com the 16.03.2019. | By: Kyle Banton-Jones

The article debunks myths and shows the importance of modern and scientifically conducted zoos and aquariums. This is also made clear through certain animal species.

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14. March 2019

conservation, media-echo, research

Aquariums have a crucial role to play in sustaining aquatic species vulnerable to climate change

Published on species360.org the 05.12.2018.

A study proves that aquariums, due to their biodiversity, play an important role for aquatic species vulnerable to climate change.

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20. February 201919. February 2019

media-echo, research

Dolphinarium knowledge is exploited

Published on meeresakrobaten.de the 09.02.2019. | By: Susanne Gugeler

The article discusses a case, where dolphinarium opponents exploited facts, they would have never obtained without dolphinariums. They then failed to mention, due to a lack of knowledge or deliberately, that the findings would never have been obtained without dolphinariums.

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