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We’re delighted that Cheshire West and Chester Council have backed our plans for
We’re delighted that Cheshire West and Chester Council have backed our plans for
Of his forthcoming challenge he said: “Kate and I have seen the devastating effects
Follow comedian Abi Clarke as she trains to be a zookeeper in this six-episode podcast. From learning about the animals at Chester Zoo to discovering the important conservation work we do, Abi brings a humorous perspective on how we care for endangered species and their habitats.
SPOTIFY Fruit bat Pteropodidae Coquerel’s sifaka P. coquereli Ten penguin chicks have
The Giant otter is known as the ‘river wolf’ – come and find out why at Chester Zoo.
AVERAGE SIZE 1.5 – 1.8m They’re the largest otter, but have the shortest fur!
Pudu are the world’s second-smallest deer, but they are super special. We are working to protect the pudu at Chester Zoo. Come and meet them!
Pudu numbers have declined partly due to habitat destruction caused by cattle ranching
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The beautiful, critically endangered Golden mantella frog is a fascinating amphibian that you can learn more about at Chester Zoo.
Males are typically smaller than females and have a more angular body.
With your support, Chester Zoo can continue to work to protect cotton-top tamarins – come and learn about these fascinating primates.
Unlike most New World monkeys, tamarins have sharp claws instead of nails, which
Meet the white-headed vulture, a powerful African bird of prey now critically endangered. Learn about its behaviour, habitat, diet and the urgent threats it faces in the wild.
But habitat destruction, poisoning and human-wildlife conflict have caused their
Chester Zoo is home to Black-faced spider monkeys. Learn how they live life in the trees in large social groups.
A benefit of their exceptional climbing skills is that they don’t have many natural