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AL AIN ZOO INTENSIFIES ITS PRECAUTIONARY EFFORTS TO PROTECT WILDLIFE
On Al Ain Zoo recently implemented precautions for its animals according to international best practices, including activating an early epidemiological monitoring system and business continuity plans in the veterinary department for emergency cases
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AL AIN ZOO LAUNCHES BREEDING PROGRAMME FOR DAMA GAZELLE
In Al Ain Zoo is managing a controlled breeding programme for two endangered subspecies of the Dama gazelle, Addra and Mhorr gazelles.
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AL AIN ZOO CELEBRATES INTERNATIONAL FLAMINGO DAY
In celebration of one of its main animal groups, the Al Ain Zoo marked the International Flamingo Day on Tuesday. The flamingo is one of the animals that has lived in the Al Ain Zoo since its establishment in 1968. The current colony began with a small group that increased to include 89 birds of three types: Chilean Flamingo, Greater and Lesser Flamingo.
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L AIN ZOO CELEBRATES WORLD GIRAFFE DAY
Al On the occasion of World Giraffe Day, which falls on June 21 each year, Al Ain Zoo celebrates its efforts to protect this animal June 21, the summer solstice day, is the longest day in the year and also World Giraffe Day, chosen in celebration of the tallest mammals on land.
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AL AIN ZOO PROVIDES VETERINARY CARE TO MORE THAN 4,000 ANIMALS
Al Ain Zoo is providing veterinary care to more than 4,000 animals, and it is distributed among 172 species of birds and wild animals, thanks to its animal health centre that includes a veterinary clinic and other related support services, all of which constitute an advanced diagnostic and treatment system.
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AL AIN ZOO PROTECTS RARE NILE LECHWE
Al Ain Zoo is extending the benefits of its conservation programmes to the Nile lechwe in order to protect it from extinction, as its population in the wild has decreased by 50 percent in the last 15 years, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, IUCN, Red List
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