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AL AIN ZOO REACTIVATES SOME OF ITS EXPERIENCES WITH IMPLEMENTING PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES
Al Ain Zoo has announced that it has reactivated some of its experiences and services, including its Ahlan Special Service, Al Maha Royal Experience and Al Ain Safari – the largest man-made safari in the world.

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ALAIN ZOO COMPLETED 3,187 INTERNAL TRAINING HOURS FOCUSING ON COACHING SKILLS
Al Ain Zoo completed 3,187 internal training hours during 2020, with all members of staff joining a dedicated training program which was conducted in partnership with accredited academic institutions.

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AL AIN ANNOUNCES RAMADAN TIMING AND OFFERS VISITORS FUN EVENING TOURS AND EXPERIENCES
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Al Ain Zoo announced its Ramadan schedule and new timings to welcome visitors during the holy month, offering more fun and entertainment during Ramadan evenings

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ADHERE TO THE HIGHEST INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
As part of ongoing efforts to conserve and protect endangered species at the highest husbandry standards, Al Ain Zoo welcomed 645 newborn animals belonging to 43 species in 2020 through its natural breeding program.


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ALAIN ZOO CONTINUES ITS EFFORTS TO CONSERVE THE HUMBOLDT PENGUIN
Al Ain Zoo has celebrated World Penguin Day this April 25, highlighting its efforts in conserving the species and nurturing penguins, including the Humboldt Penguin.

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BEHIND THE SCENES WITH AL AIN ZOO'S RHINOS AND CHEETAHS
Inside the walls of Al Ain Zoo, an incredible 4,000 animals and creatures live on 900 hectare parkland. There are 200 species – and hundreds of keepers and vets in charge of their welfare.

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PROTECTING RARE AND ENDANGERED ANIMALS AND PARTICIPATING IN 59 INTERNATIONAL BREEDING PROGRAMS 53
Since it was founded more than 53 years ago, Al Ain Zoo has accomplished a great deal in areas of nature conservation and protection, providing animals a safe sanctuary and conserving endangered species

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