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Say hello to Inka, a rare black jaguar! Discover the importance of his arrival for the conservation of this species and how you can support our efforts.
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Ten rare Humboldt penguin chicks have hatched at Chester Zoo, named after stars and celestial wonders. This success highlights the zoo’s role in conserving this vulnerable species through international breeding programs.
Humboldt penguins are listed as vulnerable to extinction by the International Union
The healthy, female calf, arrived to 15-year-old mum Sundara Hi Way following a 22-month gestation, with the birth caught on our CCTV camera
well indeed.� Asian elephants are listed as endangered by the International Union
Goodfellow’s tree kangaroos are listed as endangered by the International Union
Meet Hercules, the endangered deer fawn spotted for the first time at Chester Zoo! Learn about the efforts behind this precious addition to our wildlife family
Philippine spotted deer remaining in the wild and experts at the International Union
The fossa is listed as Vulnerable to extinction by the International Union for the
As a result, the world’s authority on the state of nature, The International Union
Chester Zoo is proud to announce exciting news for rare parrot species. Discover our latest conservation strategies that bring hope for these vibrant birds.
numbers and, as a result, the species is listed as Endangered by the International Union
Mountain bongos are the world’s largest forest-dwelling antelope. They’re distinguishable by their reddish-brown coat featuring thin white vertical stripes
The mountain bongo is listed as Critically Endangered by the International Union
We’re celebrating our latest arrival here at the zoo: an endangered greater one-horned rhino calf born to mum, Asha after a 16 month pregnancy! Find out more here
Listed as vulnerable to extinction on the International Union for the Conservation
