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Watch the gorillas at Bristol Zoo

We will be streaming pictures live, 24 hours a day, from two cameras on Gorilla Island. Learn more about their structured family life as these magnificent creatures eat, sleep and play. Hunted in the wild for 'bushmeat', their orphaned babies sold as pets, it is feared the gorillas could be wiped out in decades. Bristol Zoo is working with Ape Action Africa to stop the killing.

 
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Rare cockatoos stolen from Bristol Zoo found

This is a pic of the two rare cockatoos stolen from Bristol Zoo

Friday, January 09, 2009

VIDEO: A pair of rare breeding cockatoos stolen from Bristol Zoo have been found at a house in Southmead.

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It's census time for Bristol zoo animals

It's census time for Bristol zoo animals

Thursday, January 08, 2009

VIDEO: This week, the annual stock take of all the animals at Bristol Zoo is taking place, which means a complete head count of every single creature,...

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Video: Reindeer visit Bristol zoo

Reindeer visit Bristol zoo

Monday, December 22, 2008

Jingle and Bell, two reindeers from Norway, are Bristol Zoo's two star attractions this Christmas.

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Competition for children to help create a garden at Bristol Zoo

Friday, December 12, 2008

Budding young gardeners are being invited to enter a competition to create their own garden at Bristol Zoo.The competition, run by the zoo in...

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Pair who rowed the Atlantic present Bristol Zoo with £7,000 for primate projects

Monday, December 08, 2008

Two men who rowed across the Atlantic to raise money for Bristol Zoo have handed over a cheque for £7,000. James Burge and Niall McCann spent 69 days...

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Bongo the gorilla dies at the zoo

Friday, December 05, 2008

London Zoo's gorilla Bobby, who went to the capital from Bristol Zoo, has died.

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Santa pays visit to Bristol Zoo Gardens

Santa pays visit to Bristol Zoo Gardens

Friday, November 28, 2008

C hristmas came early for animals at Bristol Zoo Gardens when Santa stopped by with festive stockings filled with treats. A baby lemur was one of the...

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Saving the British crayfish

Saturday, November 22, 2008

A major conservation project is underway to save the native British crayfish in the River Avon. David Clensy reports

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Bristol Zoo picks up a gong for pioneering bird malaria test

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Bristol Zoo has won a top award in recognition of its veterinary work. The zoo's in-house veterinary team won the award for Significant Advances in...

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Big turnout at Bristol Zoo fireworks

Wednesday, November 05, 2008

More than 2,000 people attended a Bonfire Night with a difference at Bristol Zoo Gardens. Specially designed "bangless" fireworks lit up the sky...

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