Blackpool Zoo
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Address | E Park Dr, Blackpool FY3 8PP, UK |
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Opened | July 6, 1972 |
Area | 13 |
Hours | Closed ⋅ Opens 10AM |
Notable animals | Wallace |
Khari | |
Diamante | |
Radzhi | |
Crumple | |
Indra | |
Summer | |
Moanda | |
Diago | |
Kate | |
Marcella | |
Ramon | |
Evie | |
Zambar | |
Bukavu | |
Vicky | |
Darwin | |
Cherie | |
Miliki | |
Tiye | |
Rachel | |
Barney | |
Alyona | |
Reina | |
Meisie | |
Olympia | |
O'Grady | |
Njema | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 733916 |
About Blackpool Zoo
Blackpool Zoo is a 32-acre zoo, owned by Parques Reunidos and located in the sea-side resort of Blackpool, Lancashire, England. It provides a home to over 1,350 animals from all over the world. The zoo has recently changed ownership twice – once in 2003, and again in 2007, resulting in continued investment each year.
Pelican missing after being scared by gulls at Blackpool Zoo
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Blackpool Zoo's 'irreplaceable' giant tortoise dies aged 105
... Darwin the Aldabra tortoise had been a popular attraction at Blackpool Zoo since its opening 50 years ago...
Blackpool Zoo's 'irreplaceable' giant tortoise dies aged 105
A 105-year-old giant tortoise which became a zoo's oldest animal has died.
Darwin the Aldabra tortoise had been a popular attraction at Blackpool Zoo since its opening 50 Years ago.
The species, which in the Seychelles, are among the longest-living animals on Earth.
The Zoo said it was " extremely saddened" to announce The Reptile 's death after it suffered an incurable leg injury.
Born in 1916, Darwin had lived through two world wars, several global pandemics as well as the invention of television and The Moon landings.
The Zoo said " he was hugely popular" and had " inspired conservationists" since The Zoo 's opening in 1972.
" He was a wonderful link for so many people to the fascination of reptiles and he has really inspired the Next Generation of conservationists, " a spokesman said.
" He was an irreplaceable feature of The Zoo 's history
" He had a personality on par with his size and was loved by all of our visitors. "
Keepers said they had consulted leading global specialist vets but there was no cure and the tortoise's condition had deteriorated.
Source of news: bbc.com