Mike Jordan
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 66 |
| Date of birth | February 17,1958 |
| Zodiac sign | Aquarius |
| Born | The Royal Town Of Sutton Coldfield |
| United Kingdom | |
| Related to | Andrew Jordan |
| Wins | 1 |
| Poles | 0 |
| Start | 91 |
| Children | Andrew Jordan |
| Job | Basketball player |
| Entrepreneur | |
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| ID | 1635427 |
Mike Jordan Life story
Michael "Mike" Jordan is a British racing driver who competed in various classes of saloon and sportscar racing. He has won three British titles and spent three years competing in the BTCC against many drivers less than half his age, including his son and teammate Andrew.
Chester Zoo okapi birth will help reveal secrets of species, keeper says
... Animal and plant director Mike Jordan said the arrival was " not only a cause for celebration, but also a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to the conservation and protection of this charismatic species"...
Dancing lemur: Chester Zoo celebrates Coquerel's sifaka birth
... Mike Jordan, the zoo s director of animals and plants, said the birth was " a real landmark moment for conservation"...
Chester Zoo celebrates birth of world's rarest chimpanzee
... Mike Jordan, animal and plant director at the zoo, said: " In the last 25 years alone the world has lost 80% of its Western chimpanzee population, so the arrival of a healthy baby here at Chester offers us real hope that we can help turn things around for this species...
Chester Zoo celebrates birth of endangered Malayan tapir
... Wonderfully charismatic Director of animal and plants at Chester Zoo, Mike Jordan, said the Malayan tapir was " under enormous pressure" because its numbers had " crashed" over four decades to " frighteningly low levels, with hunting and habitat destruction being the main threats to its survival"...
Three-legged ploughshare tortoise finds new life on rollers
... Director of animals and plants Mike Jordan said Hope was " such an important addition to the zoo"...
Vaccine trial for killer elephant virus begins
... Mike Jordan, senior curator at the zoo, says the ability to develop this treatment in a captive setting is " hugely important" for all Asian elephants...
Dancing lemur: Chester Zoo celebrates Coquerel's sifaka birth
A critically endangered primate, nicknamed the dancing lemur because of The Way it moves, has been bred for the First Time in Europe, a zoo has said.
Chester Zoo said The Birth of The Baby Coquerel's sifaka was a " landmark moment for the species".
A representative said the " precious youngster" arrived to parents Beatrice and Elliot 18 Months after The Duo were translocated from the US.
Mammals curator Mark Brayshaw said both mother and baby were " doing great".
The species is only found in The Wild in the treetops of north-west Madagascar and had suffered an 80% decline in The Last 30 years due to widespread deforestation.
They are distinguishable from other lemurs because of The Way they move, maintaining an upright posture and spring side to side along the floor on their back legs.
The Zoo representative said the primates were critically endangered in The Wild and The Family trio at Chester represented almost half of the seven Coquerel's sifakas being cared for in Europe.
The new arrival weighed 4oz (119g) and would be clinging tightly to its mother's belly " for several weeks, before riding on her back like a backpack until around six months old" they said.
They added that staff would determine the sex of The Tiny primate, which was born in December, " once it starts to branch away and explore on its own".
Mr Brayshaw said it would not be long " until this bright-eyed baby will be bouncing between tree to tree just like its parents".
Mike Jordan , The Zoo 's director of animals and plants, said The Birth was " a real landmark moment for conservation".
He Said it had " kickstarted" the European breeding programme for the species which could be " the lifeboat that prevents them from becoming wiped out completely".
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
