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Coronavirus Effect On The Environment: Without Tourism, We Will Lose Elephants

Posted on 14. July 202013. July 2020

Published on ibtimes.com the 31.05.2020. | By: Dr. Robin Ganzert The coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown that followed in many countries have also had dire consequences for animals – as is the case with elephants. » to the full article

Live with the elephants at Wuppertal Zoo

Posted on 16. April 2020

Published on wuppertal.de the 14.04.2020. Due to the coronavirus crisis, visitors cannot experience the elephants on site at Wuppertal Green Zoo, however, now it is possible to observe them live via webcam. » to the webcams

Elephants to beetles: zoo collections matter for conservation

Posted on 14. April 202013. April 2020

Published on irishtimes.com the 26.03.2020. | By: Yvonne Buckley From the great big elephants all the way to tiny beetles: the populations of a large variety of species in modern zoos are very important to conservation. » more

The 3 most important reasons why ELEPHANTS belong in ZOOS

Posted on 5. December 20194. December 2019

Published on our YouTube channel the 03.12.2019. A video, both in German and English, that names said reasons and also takes a clear stand for animal welfare and against the animal rights industries smear campaigns. » more

Elephants Don’t Have Tear Ducts – So Why Are They Always Crying?

Posted on 20. August 2019

Published on www.whyanimalsdothething.com the 09.06.2018. | By: Rachel Garner The urban myth that elephants can cry, just like humans, lives on. In the article, the author explains why this isn’t anatomically possible and what actually occurs.

The Tale of Chimpanzee Vanilla

Posted on 29. June 2023

Exclusively for zoos.media – 06/29/2023. Author: Philipp J. Kroiss It’s sometimes kind of frightening how naive some media are. They probably believe every fairy tale by the animal rights industry. Especially concerning the chimpanzee Vanilla, however, it would not have been so challenging to find out the truth.

“Dolphin Sanctuary”: How National Aquarium demasks itself

Posted on 27. June 20232. July 2023

Exclusively for zoos.media – 06/27/2023. Author: Philipp J. Kroiss The new statement of the National Aquarium in Baltimore concerning their dolphin sanctuary, which is a nice name for some net cages, exposes an inhumane and ignorant agenda.

Zoo elephant survives only a few weeks in sanctuary

Posted on 18. May 202326. June 2023

Exclusively for zoos.media – 10.05.2023. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß A geriatric female elephant was transferred from an accredited zoo to an animal rights industry sanctuary. She survived the transfer for only a few weeks.

Activism or paternalism? The case of elephant-based tourism in Southeast Asia

Posted on 3. March 20233. March 2023

Published on elephantstandards.com in mid-February of 2023. | By: Dr Ingrid Suter Elephant tourism in Asia is often stigmatised as negative by the “Western World”. Expert Dr Ingrid Suter sees an uncalled-for paternalism in this. » to the full article

Kenya: The Silent Drought

Posted on 9. November 20229. November 2022

Exclusively for zoos.media – 03.11.2022. Author: Philipp J. Kroiß Imagine this: there is a drought, and no one is looking. That is currently the case in Kenya, where a devastating drought is raging, threatening millions of people and animals, that is receiving alarmingly little attention.