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Asian Lions in Europe - Part Two

Discussion in 'Europe - General' started by Indlovu, 29 Jul 2010.

  1. Jordan-Jaguar97

    Jordan-Jaguar97 Well-Known Member

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    As has been the case for about a week now. I think we'll find the answer to whether that has or hasn't happened pretty easily.
     
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    Huh? Parys is in Prague to breed, his littermate Pentagon (house name Max) is now in Bojnice, pretty much as a genetic reserve (hard to call asian lion a surplus) as he wasn't assertive enough during mating thus lioness couldn't conceive - on the contrary Parys is now a proven breeder. Finger crossed.
     
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    Thanks - we didn't know which male had moved, and indeed where they had moved to.
     
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    London zoo have confirmed they have had cubs.
     
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    They are now sexed as 0:2 according to ISIS
     
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    It seems that the long lost 'Kiba' is now at Ostrava...
     
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    Asian lions will be arriving at Les parc des felines.
     
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    Are there not regulations in place that do not allow single collections to hold both African and Asian lions in the same location?
     
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    There are indeed and are not likely to be changing anytime soon,atleast that was the view I got from the EEP studbook holder last time I was talking to him about Asian Lions.
     
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    What was your source? (just out of interest)
     
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    Finally some fresh imports! Thanks Kiang.
     
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    This is a running joke, I believe it when I see it.
     
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    Yes but going to a zoo that is nolonger in EAZA,so they may not work with the EEP,so if this move happens it may not be sucha good move!
     
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    Gir the lioness at the Cotswold Wildlife Park (ex Dudley) died in October aged 17 years old.
     
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    Update on old news

    The cubs born in 2011 at Boissiere (Kampti X Jaipur) have been confirmed as 1:1. Born 5 May 2011