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Inbreeding problems in Australian zoos
Old 08-04-2008

Oh dear it seems that the problems with limited founder stock isn't just confined to carnivores and hoofstock! Although this breeding programme doesn't appear anywhere on the Dubbo website.


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So thats where they got the idea!
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don't.

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Those two are a pair of ugly, depraved fools. Some of the pgymy hippo photos in the gallery are more appealing than those two human beasts.
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he looks like rodney dangerfield.
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That's very unfair on pygmy hippos
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Rodney Dangerfield!

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Old 14-04-2008

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Those two are a pair of ugly, depraved fools. Some of the pgymy hippo photos in the gallery are more appealing than those two human beasts.
That's a little harsh although not very appealing to look at, the pygmy hippos might note the word might be healthy. Nevertheless hopefully the two will breed. Hippos need help.
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