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Guatemalan zoo breeds rare lizards in bid to save endangered species

  • Rowland ‌Griffin, ⁠the head of ⁠La Aurora zoo’s conservation project, estimated there are just 500 to 700 wild adults left
  • “We’re ‌just getting them used to feeding, getting them ‌used to being able to climb,” he said
By Reuters ·

Man freed on bail after toddler found in UK zoo’s crocodile pen

By AFP ·

Young gorilla rescued from aircraft hold recovers at Istanbul zoo

By AP ·

From crocodiles to kangaroos — Riyadh Zoo thrills visitors

By Arab News ·

Scottish zoo re-homes black bear which survived war in Ukraine

By Reuters ·

Pakistan zoo shut down after mystery tiger attack

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Body found in big cat enclosure at Pakistan zoo

By AFP ·
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Silent art protest by animal rights activists demands liberation of captive bear at Karachi Zoo

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

A rhino at an Austrian zoo kills a zookeeper and seriously injures her husband

By AP ·

Five lions find refuge from Ukraine war in Poland

By AFP ·
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Foreign vets treat Pakistani elephant Noor Jehan, say survival chances 'getting better'

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Foreign vets to arrive in Pakistan to save 'dying' elephant at Karachi Zoo

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Saudi Arabia’s Reptile Land shows scary crawlers and creepers are no monsters

By AMEERA ABID ·

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