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View of the Penguin Pool

View of the Penguin Pool
zoogiraffe, 14 Jul 2009
    • PAT
      Why???????
    • zoogiraffe
      WHY what,why have i posted it or why have they built such a shocking looking pool?
    • Maguari
      This not always a place for great animal welfare decisions - they had two rather lonely flamingos in the greenhouse for many years (now just the one, I believe).

      They do a lot of good work with seal rescue and rehabilitation; the other animals are really just sidelines to bring in punters and you can tell!
    • PAT
      I'm glad that you posted it...Thank-you. I just meant why even have it 'cos if I was visiting I would rather there were no penguins then penguins in this exhibit.
    • zoogiraffe
      Amazingly they have bred the penguins in this exhibit.
    • Animal
      It dont look that bad.
    • Meg-T
      Is this still there?
    • zoogiraffe
      It was last year and they have no plans to replace it.
    • John Dineley
      I doubt if the penguins mind and they also as mentioned they breed and rear young. Plus, unlike most UK penguin exhibits, it has natural seawater continuously pumped from a sub beach system supplying it.

      About Sub Sand Sea Water Intakes
    • FBBird
      With natural salt water, I would be willing to bet these are the fittest/ most aspergillosis-free penguins in the UK. There is often a big difference between what looks 'natural' to us, and good animal husbandry.
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