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Old 25-09-2008

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Wow they've had alot of little males born!

The herd is quite big now, is there any plans to seperate the herd like when Thi Ha Phyu and Khaing Lwin Htoo and sons were sent to Koln. Or have they still got room for all the females?
Splitting up the herd is no question today. When they did with Thi Ha Phyu and Khaing Lwin Htoo, the bull (Naing Theing) stood on his own 'island'. But with Radza things changed. He refused to step into his inside enclosure and therefore stays with the herd. His island is now part of the complete enclosure for all elephants. So; more room.

I think this situation can stand until the move to the new exhibit.
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Old 25-09-2008

How large is the new exhibit for the elephants plan to be again?,
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Old 25-09-2008

At least 3 times, probably 4 times the present one. With a special 'overnight' area, and a large barn.
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Old 25-09-2008

Sounds extremly impressive looking forward to seeing it,
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Well, as soon as they publish the drawings, I shall add it here.
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I know that Emmen does'nt test its females for pregnancy anymore like they used to, but is there any presumed pregnancies?
 


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