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Zoo Enclosures Improve the Welfare of Carnivores, New Study
Nottingham Trent University research revealed how carnivores became significantly more active and engaged more with their enclosures when given additional enrichment such as different types of feeding, new structures, the introduction of manipulable objects and techniques to trigger their smell senses.
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4 Critically Endangered Gharial Crocodile Hatchlings Emerging From Fort Worth Zoo Nursery Excite Officials in Groundbreaking Conservation Success
1st Patternless Giraffe in the World Born in Tennessee Zoo, Already 6 Feet Tall
Sun Bears in China Zoo Suspected to be Fake Following Previous Similar Accusations
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Wild Red-Winged Blackbird Moves in Ohio Zoo Swooping on Visitors
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First Endangered Red Panda Cub Born in San Diego Zoo in 20 Years Enters Public Viewing Area
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Cheetah Cubs Join Lincoln Children's Zoo as Part of Species Survival Plan
France Riot: No Animals Were Released, Unlike Internet Claims
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Rare Male Przewalski Foal Born in California Zoo Following Cloned Colt
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Endangered Komodo Dragon Eggs From Indonesia Hatch in 1st Successful Breeding Attempt by Chester Zoo —UK
First Crocodile Virgin Birth Reported in Costa Rica Zoo, Stillbirth DNA at 99.9% Match
Critically Endangered Red Wolf Pups Born in Great Plains Zoo, Officials to Decide Future Relocation
North Carolina Zoo Welcomes 12 More Critically Endangered Red Wolf Pups from 3 Litters
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Rare Mastodon Bone Fragments Unearthed in NY Home After Homeowner Spent Two and a Half Days Digging in Backyard
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Northern Lights Could Grace the US Skies Tonight – Here’s Where to Look
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Antarctica's Deception Island: A Volcano-Formed Sanctuary in the Heart of the Southern Ocean
