Periodical Weekly Siam - 20 Mayth 2013 As we observe the balmy and bright period of Mayth in Siam, the nation’s zoos are humming with exhilarating fresh arrivals, cute creature meetings, and conservation efforts that are effecting a tangible impact. In this version of Zoo Weekly The Land of Smiles, we’ll guide you on a trip through the fascinating world of Thailand’s faunal marvels. Recent Arrivals at Krung Thep Zoo Bangkok Zoological Park is excited to proclaim the coming of dual rare and magnificent Sumatra big cats, Raja and Luna. Delivered in a rearing scheme directed at conserving this critically at-risk kind, the twins have previously won the affections of guests with their mischievous shenanigans and impressive markings. As component of the zoo’s protection endeavors, Raja and Luna will be part of an educational scheme aimed at heightening awareness about the plight of Sumatran tigers in the wild. Lanna Park’s Elephant Conservation Program
Publication Weekly Siam - 20 May 2013 As we observe the mild and sunny time of Mai in Thailand, the land’s wildlife parks are humming with exciting fresh arrivals, cute fauna interactions, and conservation initiatives that are creating a real impact. In this edition of Animal Park Bi-weekly Thailand, we’ll take you on a tour through the fascinating realm of Siam’s animal miracles. Recent Faces at Krung Thep Zoo Bangkok Park is excited to proclaim the appearance of two rare and regal Sumatran felines, Raja and Moon. Born in a breeding scheme directed at protecting this gravely threatened type, the pair have by now stolen the hearts of visitors with their lively romps and striking stripes. As segment of the park’s preservation work, The first and the female will be part of an informative program intended at raising awareness about the plight of Sumatran tigers in the natural habitat. Lanna Park’s Mammoth Protection Initiative Zoo Weekly Thailand - 20 May 2013
Zoological Magazine Siam - Twenty The Month of May 2013 While we celebrate the warm and bright period of May in the Thai nation, the country’s animal parks are humming with thrilling new newcomers, adorable animal interactions, and conservation efforts that are making a real difference. In this edition of Zoo Weekly Thailand, we’ll guide you on a trip through the fascinating world of Thailand’s zoological attractions. Fresh Faces at Bangkok Zoo The City's Zoo is thrilled to proclaim the arrival of two rare and grand Sumatran big cats, the pair. Delivered in a reproduction program designed at preserving this desperately at-risk creature, the twins have already captured the hearts of guests with their mischievous games and distinctive stripes. As part of the zoo’s conservation strategies, the tigers will be components of an educational program directed at increasing consciousness about the predicament of Sumatran big cats in the wild. Northern Thailand's Park's Elephant Conservation Program Periodical Weekly Siam - 20 Mayth 2013 As