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Zoos, Circuses, Safaris: A Gallery of Captivity
Zoos, Circuses, Safaris: A Gallery of Captivity
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Zoos, Circuses, Safaris: A Gallery of Captivity
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Hello, I have been living in the french part of the Switzerland for 24 years ago. 10.000 km2 and 1-1,2 million inhabitants, two cities counting more than 100.000 inhabitants Genf and Lausanne. But a lone zoo in the Vaud countryside, the Servion zoo, founded in 1975. With the help of a bank after a few well-managed years, they could acquire a couple of siberian tigers, then a couple of lions during the 1990s. Apart from these big felids, we can see some brown bears, wolves, cougar, but I believe this zoo is particularly famous as concerns the small monkeys of the South America continent (Tamarin monkeys).
Among the biggest animals: the European bisons. If you want to see this zoo site: https://www.zoo-servion.ch/ No lion since 2017, year of the late lioness's death. But late tuesday a new young king, coming from the Erfurt zoo (Germany) is arrived. 18 months old and weighing soon 105 kilos. A lionness will follow in few weeks. For those who want to see its arrival: https://www.20min.ch/fr/story/le-zoo-de-...9435645232 And to understand more informations, don't hesitate to ask me for clearing some points.  *This image is copyright of its original author
Brutus meets Catarina
Nex- Conservationist Breeding Ground: Cristina Gianni '' Brutus was a little scared perhaps due to the almost total lack of vision. I know that this encounter with Catarina was important to him, as he had never been close to another jaguar before.'' Catarina testing the patience of Brutus.
credits: Joel Sartore, National Geographic Creative
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Napo from the Chester Zoo
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" As an ethical lion sanctuary for 70+ lions with a no breeding, no public interaction policy, we are proud that the majority of our lion camps are full of natural African bush and enrichment for the lions to live as much as possible as they would in the wild. Tarzan & Zorro, sons of the late Bonnie, heading off on an evening patrol together, following the instincts of their nature... lion brothers doing their lion business safe & protected from any human harm "
" The GG HUMAN LION CAGE EXPERIENCE & PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY BOX... swipe for 7 photos for a whole new way to see lions or to capture professional photography close up. See our website for details http://www.ggconservation.org/filmandphotography/ " 
Aslan and Stepbrother Aragorn.
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" Whilst staying at Lion House or Lion Lodge you can have the ‘Human Cage Lion Experience’ as an additional extra. We decided our professional photography cage could have a dual purpose and that it could also be used for our lion lover visitors to have an awesome & authentic adrenalin experience to see the iconic apex predator as close up as is possible, safely. You can see the lions jump on top of you through the plexi glass ceiling of the cage and witness them from a completely new angle & perspective. All cats big & small love a box and they are extremely curious, licking the box, rubbing up against it, even ‘marking’ it. You can hear them, smell them & see them like never before. You can see their teeth, paws and claws as close as is possible without getting hurt!! It is the most amazing and super exciting experience for any big cat lovers.
We charge approx US$200 for 2 people 45mins inside the cage. Currency rates fluctuate. All booking monies helps towards the lions upkeep. For more information and reviews please visit https://ggconservation.org/filmandphotography/ "  (09-03-2020, 06:38 PM)Hello Wrote: Aslan and Stepbrother Aragorn. Just look at the comparison between Aslan and Aragorn in the first picture, Aslan pretty much outsized him that it looks like Aslan is a different subspecies of lion while in reality both are East African lions.
Angry Cerrado female jag named Pantera.
Angry Sansão Cerrado male.
Captive Cerrado Jaguar.
credits: Vida no Cerrado  *This image is copyright of its original author
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