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Old 05-10-2007

Just heard that they had A Chapmans Zebra stallion arrive today,2 females to follow in due course,they are going to share the Giraffe paddock.:
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Well at least the giraffe will no longer have an Anglo-nubian goat as a companion........
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Just heard that they had A Chapmans Zebra stallion arrive today,2 females to follow in due course,they are going to share the Giraffe paddock.:
Any idea from where the zebras are being sourced- presumably from existing UK groups?
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The male is from a private collection in the U.K don`t know where the females are coming from but will try to find out.Does anyone know if the Crocodile Monitor and the Red Tegu that they were suppose to be getting ever arrived?
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Don't know about the crocodile, but whatever happened to the idea of a female Giraffe?
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Old 20-10-2007

More new from Noah's Ark: Home at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, Wraxall, Bristol, Somerset
2 Brazilian Tapirs have arrived according to the website . They are called Toby and Tara. Does anyone know where they came from?

And according to their website "Gerald’s first future flatmate has been chosen. The young female giraffe will be travelling soon from another zoo in Europe to Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm".
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Yeah but that has been there ever since they first got the Giraffe.
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Their website is a bit out of date then in terms of giraffe news
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Their website is a bit out of date then in terms of giraffe news
It says they plan to get him two females...

What with Tapirs arriving now, this place is getting bigger quite fast, I think... Watch out, Bristol, Clifton and West of England Zoogical Society.
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The pair of Tapirs came from the same private collection the zebra did where they were known as Patrick and Patricia. He was born at Twycross in 1997. She was born at Southport in 2000. They arrived at Noah's Ark on Sunday 20th of this month.

The female is interesting as although 7 years old, still has spots and striping on her legs. She was the only female ever housed at Blackbrook (in effect she was the only Tapir to be kept at Blackbrook).
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Old 21-10-2007

i heard she was pregnant this year did anything come of it?
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Old 21-10-2007

No. Nothing came of it unfortunately though they were seen mating on several occasions (and he has fatherd in the past). Its a shame they've gone after such a short time together in thir place of introduction.
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Old 21-10-2007

any idea why they changed her name?
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Old 21-10-2007

No idea I'm afraid. Maybe to make her more personal to the staff.

The magnificent male Chapman's Zebra that went to Noah's Ark (perhaps the best looking one I've ever seen) has had his rather grand and apt name "Masai" changed to the ridiculous and demeaning (sorry to sound anthropomorphic - just my sersonal distast for labelling physically outstanding specimens with depreciating appellations) "Zebedee". Criminal.
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Old 21-10-2007

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he magnificent male Chapman's Zebra that went to Noah's Ark (perhaps the best looking one I've ever seen) has had his rather grand and apt name "Masai" .
Do you know where he came from. And where females will be sourced from too?
 


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