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A couple of piglets babirusa
A couple of piglets babirusa whose birth has been hailed as a new positive for the future of the species – with wild populations in serious decline in their native Indonesia. You can see the visitors of the Zoo based in Cheshire in a few months when more developed.
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White Tiger Cubs
White Tiger Cubs receive their first medical visit in a park safari from Germany.
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Two puppies Jaguar baby born at the Milwaukee County Zoo
This 16 of December 2012. Photo shows two cubs Jaguar baby born at the Milwaukee County Zoo in November. The Jaguars are a species in danger of extinction. Stacy Johnson, Coordinator of the species survival plan jaguar American Zoo and Aquarium Association, He said that the birth can be a big problem since his father was born in nature and brings new genes to zoos. (AP Photo / Milwaukee County Zoo)
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An adorable baby Baird tapir
The tapir and the baby
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Pygmy elephant calf desperately tries to wake up its poisoned mother
A three month old elephant calf, attempts to awaken his mother, one of the ten dwarf elephants found dead in Sabah (Malaysia)
A total of ten of the creatures have been discovered in the forest reserve rare Gunung, Borneo, during the last three weeks
Conservation officials believe the endangered animal had been poisoned
It is estimated that less than 1.500 Borneo Pygmy elephants in existence
A baby Pygmy elephant tries in vain to wake his mother, one of ten elephants endangered species found dead in a forest in Malaysia.
Experts believe that the rare Pygmy elephant, whose bodies were found in the forest reserve of Gunung rare in the State of Sabah, Borneo, they had been poisoned.
Wildlife officials rescued this three-month-old elephant calf, She was found pasted next to his mother dead in the jungle.
Seven females and three males elephants, all from the same family group, have been found dead in the last three weeks.
The Minister of environment Sabah Masidi Manjun said the cause of death appears to be poisoning, but it was not clear if the animals had been deliberately killed.
It is believed that there are less than 1.500 Pygmy elephants of Borneo in freedom.
Many of them have been killed for their fangs in recent years..
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The giant gorilla Malui roams through a dense forest in the Central African Republic
The giant Gorila Malui wanders for the dense Danga-Sangha forest in the Central African Republic. Malui, whose age is estimated at around 25 years, it sucks the air of the forest surrounded by a swarm of butterflies. Photo: BARCROFT MEDIA
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Arnie, a stray cat known for his extraordinary talent as a nanny
Arnie, a stray cat known for its extraordinary talent as a "babysitter" for newborn and abandoned animals, taken to Linton Zoo, in the southeast of the United Kingdom, died last week. Favorite creatures of Arnie were Lion Cubs, He cared for the four adult Lions in the Zoo, as well as some of their puppies.
Arnie wandered toward the zoo in the year 2000 and quickly made its way into the hearts of the staff of the Zoo. The name of Arnie shot to fame after leaving photos of him with a lion cub in the international headlines. Even after being the center of attention, Arnie didn't let that fame ascended to the head. He continued in his role as everyone's friend, greeting to the guests of the Zoo (especially to those who took him sweets), Pest controllers, and staff.
Linton Zoo staff describe Arnie as a "Garfield", whose exceptional personality not only the people who loved him will miss less, but all his animal friends at the zoo – especially the animals that cared for over the years. Rest in peace, Arnie.
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