Interview 30880 – Caption Index: 403
Will we be able to reintroduce it?… Read More
Will we be able to reintroduce it?… Read More
He can reintroduce it, but it might get slaughtered because, because of, of, of, of the war happening in the country. So I think that’s one of the biggest problems is political unrest. Resources. I think there’s so many nations that are fighting to feed their people and take care… Read More
I mean, how many countries are at war?… Read More
You know, the o capi, you know, alone, it’s just, it’s, it’s range is so limited, you know, and it’s, and the war torn country and how many they’re in captivity. Read More
I don’t know. Will we be able to save it?… Read More
Because then their natural area has been destroyed, has been overcome by man. ’cause it’s not there anymore. Okay. You know, bison herds, there used to be a lot of those in Nebraska, now they’re just managed herds. Okay. And yes, people sell them meat and things like that. Read More
And again, it’s so political. Read More
So will we ever really be successful reintroducing?… Read More
So are we moving things?… Read More
Are we reintroducing things back into areas that never had them to begin with?… Read More
Because, I mean, California condors were released in Arizona at the Grand Canyon, not in California because habitat loss. Read More
How successful do you think zoos or aquariums have been in achieving reintroduction of species back into the wild?… Read More
You know, can we really be successful?… Read More
There have been successes, like I said, Lincoln Children’s Zoo, salt Creek, tiger Beetle, little bug. Okay. So that’s a very successful program. Do other zoos across the country know anything about it? No. Okay. You know, yeah. There’s some big mega of animals. You know, obviously the bison, the… Read More
Their smart species, their social hierarchy, their, their physical needs. The, the, the challenges of really taking good care of elephants is just, it’s, it’s, it’s herculean And I, I think, and I think it involved so few zoos. I think what zoos today, elephants are only in 30% of… Read More
I think people don’t really, I think the, the masses, again, are, are, are, are against that. And so I think it was because of public pressure, because of na, because of resources, because of a collaborative commitment. It just, it, it never took off. It just never happened. And… Read More
National breeding program?… Read More
And I think there’s still a lot of debate regarding can elephants really be managed in captivity properly?… Read More
Resources. It, it always comes down. I mean, they aren’t cheap to work with. Read More
I think it’s a reality. And I think we have to be smart about how we manage those, those spaces and how we take care of those species. And how we, I mean we’re, we’re moving animals from one, from one national park to another because there’s a low population… Read More