Dresden Zoo, Germany
List of facts we found about Dresden Zoo
at the Dresden Zoo in Dresden, Germany. Conflicting reports say that
the swan was found on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. The Friedrich
Loeffler Institute which specializes in animal diseases confirmed the
test results.
Dresden Zoo, which has become world famous for breeding
orang-utans,...
Dresden Zoo watched in horror as a wave of bombing set the zoo ablaze.
"The elephants gave spine-chilling screams.
Following the report Dresden Zoo has quarantined other black swans on
Friday. They have also demanded government clearance to vaccinate the
rest of the birds in the zoo collection against bird flu. The zoo has
720 birds of 112 species.
H5N1 Bird Flu Confirmed in Dresden Zoo in Germany
Recombinomics Commentary
August 3, 2006
The animal was positively tested on the aggressive virus H5N1. Thus
the illness broke out for the first time after three months again with
a game bird.
Dresden Zoo remains open but has confined its birds to cages, closed
off visitor access to them and stepped up disinfection procedures.
Poultry are being examined and the movement of cats and dogs in the
area has been restricted.
(5) Otto Sailer-Jackson was a keeper at Dresden Zoo on 13th
February, 1945.
The elephants gave spine-chilling screams. The baby cow elephant
was lying in the narrow barrier-moat on her back, her legs up in
the sky.
Send Photo to a FriendThe Dresden Zoo is an option if you have gone
sight-weary and long to see something else than limestone baroque
buildings. A small but on the whole pretty well-run zoo (with the
exeption of the too small Big Cat-House).
many Asian zoos, the Dresden zoo has some rare animals from this world
region. The downside is that this zoo is not good for photographing as
there are almost no "fenceless" enclosures and it is pretty hard to
make decent pictures.
"The poem DRESDEN ZOO commemorates the firebombing of the unprotected
city of Dresden on February 13-14, 1945 in a British and American
assault.
Dresden zoo is very involved in conservation and breeding programmes,
especially those concerning monkeys and parrots, and a partner of the
Stiftung Artenschutz.
Dresden zoo occupies a central, in parts listed parkland with an old
stock of trees.
Germany´s fourth oldest zoo has been renewed during the last decade.
Enclosures have been reconstructed, barless wherever possible.
Primate husbandry has always been the zoo´s speciality.
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