Nandu offspring in the Leipzig Zoo: A dramatic loss and hope!

Nandu offspring in the Leipzig Zoo: A dramatic loss and hope!

In the Leipzig zoo, an exciting piece of nature is currently happening, which is of particular interest to all animal lovers. So reports thueringen24.de on interesting developments in the animal kingdom. The recently born descendants provide excitement and joy among the zookeepers and visitors. A Nandu-Hahn, known as Hannibal, finally got offends after two years of patience. However, the youngest Nandu-Jungtier, however sad it is, did not survive; However, a sibling remains and is raised by the father alone. The little chick, which is traveling with his father, is fed several times a day and already shows a strong vitality.

In addition to the story about the Nandus, there is also new at the Amurleopards. The tension about possible offspring is noticeable, but the zookeepers are faced with the challenge that it has not yet worked. There was also positive things in the subject area "South America", because the Pudu female Penelope had contractions, but the next morning it was found that the unborn young animal was already born dead after two thirds of the birth. In view of these challenges, the city of Leipzig is trying and pulling experts on, as the zookeeper Janet Pambor emphasizes.

Nandu-Küken and his future

The surviving Nandu chick has developed well and follows his father closely on his heels. As