@Dame_Ann_Average posted:

aww the little calf made it

yes

aww they are relaxed

No in flight meals

@Baz posted:

No in flight meals

they looked good and will have a happy life in that enclosure

Parvo is awful

she is a good vet

@Dame_Ann_Average posted:

they looked good and will have a happy life in that enclosure

Yes

aww cute puppy

@Dame_Ann_Average posted:

they looked good and will have a happy life in that enclosure

yes brilliant

Cute puppy

cute baby

@Baz posted:

Parvo is awful

terrible bazzy

Awwwww

@Baz posted:

Parvo is awful

certainly is, awful

enjoyed that

I enjoyed that Thanks for the company

I enjoyed that, thanks for the company ladies

BBC iplayer's archive section includes some episodes of Zoo Quest.

Link to the oldest of them which is about West Africa.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p00y207k/

It was first shown on 17 August 1955. You will recognise the presenter immediately - his next series starts on Sunday.

Thanks El ....I remember watching Zoo Quest as a child

@Baz posted:

Thanks El ....I remember watching Zoo Quest as a child

I can't remember watching that. I did watch Animal Magic (Johnny Morris) in its early years. At that time we sometimes went to Bristol Zoo which is where it was filmed, not that I ever saw him. When I got a bit older, I stopped watching Animal Magic and felt that something was not right when at the zoo and we stopped going. The most notable reason why I felt that something was not right was seeing a polar bear walking round and round in its enclosure (in reality, its prison). That was years before it was recognised that polar bears suffered mental illness in such surroundings.

@El Loro posted:

I can't remember watching that. I did watch Animal Magic (Johnny Morris) in its early years. At that time we sometimes went to Bristol Zoo which is where it was filmed, not that I ever saw him. When I got a bit older, I stopped watching Animal Magic and felt that something was not right when at the zoo and we stopped going. The most notable reason why I felt that something was not right was seeing a polar bear walking round and round in its enclosure (in reality, its prison). That was years before it was recognised that polar bears suffered mental illness in such surroundings.

Yes, Zoos in those days were pretty awful El, but I think they have really improved these days .

@Baz posted:

Yes, Zoos in those days were pretty awful El, but I think they have really improved these days .

That's true

Bristol Zoo announced at the end of last year that it is intending to close the old Clifton zoo by 2024 and move to its sister site called "Wild Life Project"

@El Loro posted:

That's true

Bristol Zoo announced at the end of last year that it is intending to close the old Clifton zoo by 2024 and move to its sister site called "Wild Life Project"

Yes I think most zoos now concentrate more on conservation ....and safeguarding and breeding endangered species .....I know the American zoos that Ros, Yogi and I watch on tv certainly do ....as I think do British zoos, like Chester .

Evening again

@Baz posted:

Evening again

Evening again Baz

How weird are they

hi bazzy dameeeeee bestieee

that's weird

@Rocking Ros Rose posted:

hi bazzy dameeeeee bestieee

hi again Rosssssssssssssssssss bestie

Meerkats

it's gonna nick their food...we've seen these birds before

@Dame_Ann_Average posted:

hi again Rosssssssssssssssssss bestie

@Dame_Ann_Average posted:

it's gonna nick their food...we've seen these birds before

yes

That’s one cheeky bird

@Baz posted:

That’s one cheeky bird

yes

@Baz posted:

That’s one cheeky bird

It's my kinda bird

aww that deer is soo cute