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#31
29-06-2008
so we are still left puzzled as where the west midlands male came from, thanks bongorob
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#32
30-06-2008
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#33
02-07-2008
thanks, was he born there?
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#34
02-07-2008
i have just added information on the round house on wikipedia...check it out and tell me if i have made any mistakes
London Zoo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
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#35
03-07-2008
The building was built in 1933, and binturong, is spelt like that.
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03-07-2008
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#37
03-07-2008
thanks chris, damn wikipedia for not having binturong on its pages!
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#38
29-07-2008
The aye-aye house was closed last week. The sign on the door said that it was for the introduction of a new breeding pair. Does anyone know anything about this?
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#39
29-07-2008
Interesting. Hopefully they'll breed
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#40
29-07-2008
@bongorob. "Kintana"ist not living together with the male at the Frankfurt Zoo, they are living in seperated exhibits.
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29-07-2008
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#42
29-07-2008
I will ask a keeper at the zoo, when they will try to keep the pair together at my next visit in august.
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#43
29-07-2008
great news for the aye ayes, has someone emailed the zoo otherwise i will!
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#44
30-07-2008
emailed them earlier but the lady in the press office is away
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#45
30-07-2008
I would expect they have waited some years to either replace one or both of their pair, as the male was always nervous of the older female. I know they refurbished the exhibit this year, hopefully the new pairing will result in London breeding this species.
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