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Wilds of Asia Development

This is going to be the Pileated Gibbon Enclosure, I certainly hope that the land rover gets blended into the scenery!

Wilds of Asia Development
Roz, 6 Feb 2011
    • Roz
      This is going to be the Pileated Gibbon Enclosure, I certainly hope that the land rover gets blended into the scenery!
      6 Feb 2011
    • karenZOO
      It does seem a little random having the land rover in there??? Enclosures with 'big cats' seem to suit the random use better as at least they use them to lay on!!??

      Ours is not to reason why lol just put to up with the stick :D
      :rolleyes: Waits for Pertinax to inspect the photo for fake rock :p
      6 Feb 2011
    • Bwassa
      A Land Rover in a Gibbon enclosure???!!!??? :confused:
      I noticed that the same vehicle is featured on the website news bit about the development of this new Asia exhibit, and I thought then that the wrong photo had been used??
      12 Feb 2011
    • Chlidonias
      this really does look like a ridiculous piece of set-dressing!

      no need for a close inspection - the fake rock is quite obvious :D
      12 Feb 2011
    • adrian1963
      I must admit the Land Rover looks extremely odd in here but the best thing my Niece after several visits to the zoo now calls it Fakerockchester Zoo
      12 Feb 2011
    • Ellis Bell
      Have Landrover sponsored the enclosure or something?
      17 Jun 2011
    • karenZOO
      Now its all finished, planted up and the gibbons are in residence it actually looks quite good
      17 Jun 2011
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