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Basingstoke Gazette on MSNMarwell Zoo unveils new virtual reality experience to take you closer to animalsA new virtual reality experience at Marwell Zoo allows you to 'swim' with whales, stand under a towering giraffe, and come ...
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Basingstoke Gazette on MSNExtinction at Marwell Zoo opens along with incredible new virtual reality experienceA WORLD-first exhibition of extinct animals made from millions of toy bricks officially launched at Marwell Zoo just in time ...
Using advanced virtual reality headsets, you can now swim with whales, stand beneath giraffes, or see a gorilla up close.
A zoo has said it will replace a female tiger which was killed during an introduction to a male. Eight-year-old Amur tiger ...
Two wallaby joeys have peeked their heads out of their mothers' pouches for the first time at a British zoo. The pair of babies emerged at Marwell Zoo in Hampshire, England.
Marwell Zoo is home to more than 140 rare and endangered species, and by visiting Marwell, you are contributing to the vital conservation projects here in the United Kingdom and across the globe.
A newborn African wild donkey, one of the world's rarest and most endangered mammals, has been born at a zoo in the U.K. The foal was born at Marwell Zoo near Winchester in Hampshire, England ...
A beloved Hampshire zoo is set to replace a female tiger that was killed during a planned mating session with a male tiger ...
Marwell Zoo was spending a small fortune keeping its herd of nyalas (an antelope, not as the title suggests a deer, native to Southern Africa) warm with electric heating, so they went looking for ...
The foal was born at Marwell Zoo near Winchester in Hampshire, England, British news agency SWNS reports. It is considered “very strong” and its parents, Jahzahra and Lars, are also doing well ...
Then, in 1969, the last of their kind died in the wild. For the next 40 years, Przewalski’s horses were listed as “extinct in the wild,” according to the Marwell Zoo in southern England.
Then, in 1969, the last of their kind died in the wild. For the next 40 years, Przewalski’s horses were listed as “extinct in the wild,” according to the Marwell Zoo in southern England.
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