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Guatemalan zoo breeds rare lizards in bid to save endangered species

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

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

Young gorilla rescued from aircraft hold recovers at Istanbul zoo

By AP ·
From crocodiles to kangaroos — Riyadh Zoo thrills visitors

From crocodiles to kangaroos — Riyadh Zoo thrills visitors

By Arab News ·
Scottish zoo re-homes black bear which survived war in Ukraine

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

By Reuters ·
Pakistan zoo shut down after mystery tiger attack

Pakistan zoo shut down after mystery tiger attack

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Body found in big cat enclosure at Pakistan zoo

Body found in big cat enclosure at Pakistan zoo

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

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

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

Five lions find refuge from Ukraine war in Poland

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

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

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

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

By AMEERA ABID ·

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