Some old pics from Copenhagen; Rare photographs reveal what life used to be like at the Copenhagen Zoo | Daily Mail Online
Three new saki monkeys have arrived: A male from England, and a female with her young from Jesperhus Holiday Park. The individuals are to be introduced to each other in quarantine before moving to the primate house. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka-bDWeFqME
Copenhagens conservation-work in Malaysia : Copenhagen Zoo and Malaysia strengthens collaboration further | Scandasia
Three Tasmanian devil cubs were born around October 1st and are now almost big enough to leave the pouch. Two female and one male. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGnCed2dMbI&feature=youtu.be
I think the are now three pairs (one in the "old" enclosure and two in the new Tasmania area. One of the pairs has these new cubs. And then there is a bachelor group of young males, I think (again) there are three of them. The pampas area has gotten smaller, part of it taken over by Tasmania, but it is still there with the same animals (guanaco, capybara, mara and nandu). About the Emus, they were still there a month ago, probably still are, but the zoo has said one their facebook page that the plan is for them to move out, to another zoo.
Good breeding-results with the amphibians sofar. Eggs and young of : Natterjack toad Fire-bellied toad Mission golden-eyed tree frog Tomato frog
Do you know of any plan to bring a breeding pair (tasmanian devils) to another zoo, I've read somewhere maybe Duisburg and that they weer on the wishlist of Pairi Daiza. Are the any plans of trading with tasmanian zoos to get new blood Lines ?
Rumours go that Planckendael in Belgium is preparing for the arrival of Tasmanian devils. Can anyone confirm this?
Trunte, the oldest chimpanzee and sexond oldest animal in the zoo died, 45 tears old. She collapsed with a stroke. Læs alle vores nyheder om dyrene i Zoo | Zoo
I don't have confirmation for Planckendael or other places, but it was the plan from the start that if Copenhagen was successful (as it has been; several breeding) the species should be established in other European zoos. Another place that apparently is preparing for it is Prague in the Czech Republic.
An excellent news for the zoo! A Okapi will be born in the next days/weeks for the first time at 50 years. It will be the first calf for both parents, Luani (Female, B. Bristol 10/07-2009) and Stanley (Male, B. Stuttgart 27/9-2005). Okapi i Zoo - For første gang i 50 år er det lykkedes at få okapierne til at yngle | Zoo
