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As far as I know they are staying in that enclosure for the time being. If you want a good look at giant anteaters, Cotswold's pair are usually active.
Those who joined us on the last walk-and-talk would have seen both anteaters 'up close and personal'. They're still intended to go into the paddock opposite the spectacled bears, but that won't happen untill late this, or early next year.
As far as I know they are staying in that enclosure for the time being. If you want a good look at giant anteaters, Cotswold's pair are usually active.
Yes i saw them a few years ago. i must take a seat and wait next time.
Those who joined us on the last walk-and-talk would have seen both anteaters 'up close and personal'. They're still intended to go into the paddock opposite the spectacled bears, but that won't happen untill late this, or early next year.
Yes i would love to have been there but i already had other plans for that day.
I have just got back from the zoo - I asked a keeper what has happened to the kangaroos. She told me that they've gone to a different zoo, and that the anteaters will be moved into the former kangaroo enclosure soon.
(Apparently, the reason that the kangaroos were moved is that Chester Zoo wants to concentrate on species that are endangered - which the kangaroos, presumeably, aren't.)