|
| Notices |
Lions » Taronga Zoo
|
|
LinkBack | Thread Tools |
|
|||
|
#16
22-10-2007
That's OK. I was priviledged to see the area when it first opened only it was after hours and the animals were already in the night quarters/back of house so we missed out on having a close look.
I suppose they would put up a temporary fence or some sort of netting until the cubs were old enough......or even better.....they could send them to Melbourne! |
|
|||
|
#17
23-10-2007
thats cool, i went behind the hippo house just after it opened, and we nealry **** ourselves, cause we thought a hippo was out, it was standing just across from us, but we soon realised that the hot wires were there for the buses to pass over! thats how new the gacility was, the staff were still learning!
|
|
|||
|
#18
23-10-2007
zooboy i think you should post those pics. i'de be keen to have a look. i don't think non-public areas of zoos are in the same class as military facilities......
|
|
|||
|
#19
23-10-2007
no they aint, but it's not to be spread around either, i was privillaged to see them privately, and well yea sorry
|
|
|||
|
#20
23-10-2007
Hmmmm.....if I had a choice between facing an escaped lion or an escaped hippo....which would I choose? Possibly the lion (unless it was a fasting day) because I really don't think they'd be bothered with me if the had a full belly but I believe the hippos to be very territorial.
|
|
|||
|
#21
23-10-2007
...and don't let Patrick mislead you......
|
|
|||
|
#22
23-10-2007
is the lion moat at werribee classified as "top secret?"
someone should have told these guys......... Picture 16 |
|
|||
|
#23
23-10-2007
its not top secret, and actually for your information, those guys who amde that presentation got in trouble from the zoo for uploading stuff to there, such as the entire masterpla (since removed)
|
|
|||
|
#24
10-01-2008
ive posted in another thread but somone might know more how many lion cubs have been borned at auckland zoo
|
|
|||
|
#25
02-05-2008
The position with lions in our region is as follows;
ISIS shows 37 as simply lions,Panthera leo; 13 as P.leo krugeri and 14 as P.leo senegalensis. I assume that there are also a number of "generic" lions in non-ARAZPA member zoos and circuses. Are "krugeri" and "senegalensis" lions being bred separately (when breeding occurs) from the others? |
|
|||
|
#26
02-05-2008
Quote:
|
|
||||
|
#27
03-05-2008
are white lions so special they dont live in prides but herds???? lol...sorry
|
|
|||
|
#28
03-05-2008
(I just figured that a "herd" sounded like a larger group than a "pride"
 )
|
|
||||
|
#29
03-05-2008
how many do they have now?
|
|
||||
|
#30
03-05-2008
do white lions come in scrums?
|
«
rhino birth
|
Tarsier in OZ
»
| Bookmarks |
| Thread Tools | |
|
|
