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Johanka overcame her difficult start in life and now she enjoys the outdoor run. Photo Oliver Le Que, Prague Zoo The keepers have named the little female Nubian giraffe Johanka. Prague Zoo unveiled the name today at the viewpoint by the African House. Current and former female basketball players also wished the little giraffe all the best for her future. Johanka’s godmothers were Ilona Burgrová, Ivana Večeřová and Karolína Cahová.

The male came to Prague Zoo from Paris, the female from Germany. Photo Oliver Le Que, Prague Zoo Fossas have settled in at Prague Zoo’s Feline and Reptile House. In the wild these fascinating beasts can only be found in the African country of Madagascar. Prague Zoo’s visitors can now observe both a male and female of the largest carnivore on this tropical island. It is hoped they will form a breeding pair in the future.

Prya is a young female who just turned two last month. Photo Petr Hamerník, Prague Zoo Two female bison from Prague Zoo, two-year-old Prya and six-year-old Omana, are awaiting transport to Azerbaijan. They will bolster the wild-living population of these ungulates reintroduced in Shahdag National Park. The two females left Prague Zoo on 25 July and headed to Germany's Tierpark Berlin. Here they will first meet the...

Mobi exploring the outdoor enclosure of the Dja Reserve from the back of her mother Duni. Photo Petr Hamerník, Prague Zoo A great ape hat trick – that is one way to describe the most outstanding trio of young to be born at Prague Zoo this year. Both the baby gorillas and the orangutan are doing very well and are coming out to see the visitors more and more. Mobi likes to play on the ropes and is now swinging upside down, while his younger sister...

Unveiling the name for the second pangopup in Europe. From left: Prague’s deputy mayor, Jana Komrsková, Prague Zoo’s director, Miroslav Bobek, the director of Bidfood, Lukáš Dědek. Photo Petr Hamerník, Prague Zoo The baby Chinese pangolin, born on July 1st in Prague Zoo, was named Connie. The name was chosen by the public from a list of names on the Internet. The name is based on the English word cone. The godfather was Lukáš Dědek, director of Bidfood, a company that is a long-term supporter of protecting endangered species and works...

Mating of the female Tang and the male Guo Bao on November 7, 2023. Photo: Miroslav Bobek, Prague Zoo

It is known all over the world that since July 1 we have the second baby of Chinese pangolin in Prague Zoo; its photos have been published in media from the United States to India to Japan. But this is how it started – and I happened to be around.

Despite its difficult start in life, the baby giraffe showed a great deal of tenacity and zest for life. Two weeks after its birth, it is now on display to Prague Zoo’s visitors. Photo Miroslav Bobek, Prague Zoo As of july, a baby northern giraffe has been on display at Prague Zoo. The little female was born at the start of the month, but until now she has been with her mother in the rear quarters of the African House. This was due to an insufficiently stable left forelimb, which was apparent soon after birth. Moving around on solid...

The golden poison frog, one of the most poisonous frogs in the world, will also be on display at Prague Zoo’s Dart Frogs exhibition. Photo Vít Lukáš, Prague Zoo This Saturday, 6 July, Prague Zoo will unveil 30 species of poison dart frogs for its visitors. At 1 p.m. the grand opening of the Dart Frogs exhibition will take place in the Gočár’s Houses Gallery. The themed programme will offer a performance by a Brazilian dancer or a quiz trail for young and old alike. In dozens of...

The first picture of the new baby Chinese pangolin, born in Prague Zoo on July 1st. Photo Miroslav Bobek, Prague Zoo After Šiška, the first Chinese pangolin to be born in Europe, Prague Zoo is once again rejoicing: another pangopup was born on Monday! It weighs 141 grams (without its umbilical cord) and its parents are again the female Run Hou Tang and the male Guo Bao.

Mobi holding onto one of the ropes in the exhibition and watching the Dja Reserve’s visitors. Photo: Oliver Le Que, Prague Zoo Mobi, born at Prague Zoo in January, is the new star of the Dja Reserve. She is learning to walk and hang from a rope, while her mother, Duni, lets her go on ever more daring expeditions around the pavilion. The nearly six-month-old baby also tries to communicate with the mantled guerezas living in the same exhibit, as well as...

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