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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Asian elephant Whipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Asian elephants, Whipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Asian elephant Whipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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DUKAS_123055208_EYE
London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Reticulated giraffe (Bashu is the name of the male giraffe who was having the pedicure)
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Bolivian squirrel monkeys, Whipsnade
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Bolivian squirrel monkey Whipsnade
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Bluetail goodea - the brown little ones in the tank with the light and bubbles (in the off-show breeding centre), Whipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Bluetail goodea - the brown little ones in the tank with the light and bubbles (in the off-show breeding centre) Whipsnade.
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DUKAS_123069284_EYE
London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. American flamingo, Whipsnade
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. American flamingo Whipsnade
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DUKAS_123069252_EYE
London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Pinstripe Samba (classified as Critically Endangered by the IUCN) -
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Pinstripe samba (classified as Critically Endangered by the IUCN) -
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Chimpanzees being fed, Whipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Chimpanzes being fed, Whipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. White Rhinos, Whipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. White Rhinos, Wipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. A Domestic Yak, Whipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. A Domestic Yak, Wipsnade.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Feeding time for the penguins. There are 64 penguins and they all have names, their keeper looked very offended when I asked if she recognised them all and knew every name. ÒOf course I do, I am their keeper!Ó
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Feediing time for the penguins. There are 64 penguins and they all have names, thier keeper looked very offended when I asked if she recognised them all and knew every name. “Of course I do, I am their keeper!”
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs re under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Jimmy the Gibbon.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Jimmy the Gibbon.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Feeding time for the penguins. There are 64 penguins and they all have names, their keeper looked very offended when I asked if she recognised them all and knew every name. ÒOf course I do, I am their keeper!Ó
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Feediing time for the penguins. There are 64 penguins and they all have names, thier keeper looked very offended when I asked if she recognised them all and knew every name. “Of course I do, I am their keeper!”
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Feeding time for the penguins. There are 64 penguins and they all have names. Their keeper looked very offended when I asked if she recognised them all and knew every name. ÒOf course I do, I am their keeper!Ó
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Feediing time for the penguins. There are 64 penguins and they all have names, thier keeper looked very offended when I asked if she recognised them all and knew every name. “Of course I do, I am their keeper!”
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Jimmy the gibbon [slender and mid swing] and his son Yoda. The Gibbons are very well known and their enclosure can be seen from the edges of RegentÕs park. The ÒsongÓ the Gibbons call to each other every morning can be heard up to five miles away!
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Jimmy the gibbon [slender and mid swing] and his son Yoda. The Gibboins are very well known and thier enclosure can be seen from the edges of Regent’s park. The “song” the Gibbons call to each other every morning can be heard up to five miles away!
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. Jimmy the gibbon [slender and mid swing] and his son Yoda. The Gibbons are very well known and their enclosure can be seen from the edges of RegentÕs park. The ÒsongÓ the Gibbons call to each other every morning can be heard up to five miles away!
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. Jimmy the gibbon [slender and mid swing] and his son Yoda. The Gibboins are very well known and thier enclosure can be seen from the edges of Regent’s park. The “song” the Gibbons call to each other every morning can be heard up to five miles away!
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. A Macaque Monkey watching the goats walk.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. a Macaw Monkey watchign the goat walk.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. The Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Pygmy goats have really missed the human interaction they would usually have with visitors. They are one of the few species where visitors ARE encouraged to pet and stroke them. They really enjoy the stimulation. To make sure they don'tÕ become depressed many of the zoos other keepers take a few mins too visit them each day and give them the attention they need. Their keeper takes them on a daily stimulating walk round the zoo. They are trained to respond to a whistle. I noticed that the primates [another species who miss the human side to the zooÕs visitors] are most excited to see the goats and many came to the edges of their enclosures to watch the goats.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. The Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Pygmie goats have really missed the human interation they would usually. have with visitors. They are one of the few species where visotors ARE enbcouraged to pet and stroke them. They really enjoy the stimulation. To make sure they dont’ become depressed many of the zoos other keepers take a few mins too visit them each day and give them the attentiono they need. Als thier keeper takes them on a daily stimulating walk round the zoo. They are trained to respond to a whistle. I noticed that the primates [another spoeies who miss the human side to the zoo’s visitors] are most excited t see the goats and many came to the endges of thier enclosures to watch the goats.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. The Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Pygmy goats have really missed the human interaction they would usually. have with visitors. They are one of the few species where visitors ARE encouraged to pet and stroke them. They really enjoy the stimulation. To make sure they don'tÕ become depressed many of the zoos other keepers take a few mins too visit them each day and give them the attention they need. Their keeper takes them on a daily stimulating walk round the zoo. They are trained to respond to a whistle. I noticed that the primates [another species who miss the human side to the zooÕs visitors] are most excited to see the goats and many came to the edges of their enclosures to watch the goats.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. The Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Pygmie goats have really missed the human interation they would usually. have with visitors. They are one of the few species where visotors ARE enbcouraged to pet and stroke them. They really enjoy the stimulation. To make sure they dont’ become depressed many of the zoos other keepers take a few mins too visit them each day and give them the attentiono they need. Als thier keeper takes them on a daily stimulating walk round the zoo. They are trained to respond to a whistle. I noticed that the primates [another spoeies who miss the human side to the zoo’s visitors] are most excited t see the goats and many came to the endges of thier enclosures to watch the goats.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. The Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Pygmy goats have really missed the human interaction they would usually have with visitors. They are one of the few species where visitors ARE encouraged to pet and stroke them. They really enjoy the stimulation. To make sure they don'tÕ become depressed many of the zoos other keepers take a few mins to visit them each day and give them the attention they need. Also their keeper takes them on a daily stimulating walk round the zoo. They are trained to respond to a whistle. I noticed that the primates [another species who miss the human side to the zooÕs visitors] are most excited to see the goats and many came to the edges of their enclosures to watch the goats.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. The Nigerian Dwarf Goats and Pygmie goats have really missed the human interation they would usually. have with visitors. They are one of the few species where visotors ARE enbcouraged to pet and stroke them. They really enjoy the stimulation. To make sure they dont’ become depressed many of the zoos other keepers take a few mins too visit them each day and give them the attentiono they need. Als thier keeper takes them on a daily stimulating walk round the zoo. They are trained to respond to a whistle. I noticed that the primates [another spoeies who miss the human side to the zoo’s visitors] are most excited t see the goats and many came to the endges of thier enclosures to watch the goats.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. One of ZSLÕs most important activities is itÕs extensive conservation work. Here are Partula Snails which were extinct a few decades ago,. Through years and years of painstaking work the zoo has brought them back from extinction. ZSL had to postpone last yearÕs release of Partula snails in French Polynesia. They are bred in special facilities then carefully transported, a thousand each year. These are dead snails. Each one is labeled and tested and registered. Eventually all these dead snails will end up in the Natural History museum and be of service to naturalists and scientists in the future.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Wipsnade zoos. The ZSL’s are under hueg threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Wipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming thier thousands of animals. So far they have recieved none of the governement help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have hueg food and vetinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of thier staff. One of ZSL’s most important activities is it’s extensive conservatiion work. Here are Partula Snails which were extinct a few decades ago,. Through years and years of painstaking work thez zoo has broght them back from extinction. ZSL had to postpone last year’s release of partula snails in French Polynesia. They. are bred in special facilities then carefully transported, a thousand yeach year. These are dead snails. Each one is labeled and tested and registered. Eventually all these dead snails will end up in the bnatural Hiistory museum and be of service to naturalists and scientists in the furute.
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London's zoos in lockdown - photo essay
Photo essay at London and Whipsnade zoos. The ZSLÕs are under huge threat. There is a government fund to help them but they can only access it if they are within 12 weeks of closure. If ever London and Whipsnade zoos got that close to closure they would have already had to start rehoming their thousands of animals. So far they have received none of the government help money, and yet zoos need constant staff, have huge food and veterinary bills along with needing to retain a large percentage of their staff. One of ZSLÕs most important activities is itÕs extensive conservation work. Here are Partula Snails which were extinct a few decades ago. Through years and years of painstaking work the zoo has brought them back from extinction. ZSL had to postpone last yearÕs release of Partula snails in French Polynesia. They are bred in special facilities then carefully transported, a thousand each year.
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