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Old 22-11-2007, 09:05 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Other productive bulls are/were:
Naing Thein (Prague): 14 descendants (2 of them died)
Siam, 1945-1997 (Paris): 14 descendants (10 of them died)
Chang (Dompierre): 11 descendants (4 of them died)
Hussein (Hamburg): 11 desendants (5 of them died)
Maxi (Zürich): 11 descendants (5 of them died)
Chieng Mai (Copenhagen): 11 descendants (7 of them died)
Mohti, 1949-1973 (Hamburg): 11 descendants (8 of them died)
Calvin (Hamburg): 10 descendants (2 of them died)
Alexander (Antwerp): 9 descendants (2 of them died)
Ramon, 1970-1998 (Rotterdam): 9 descendants (4 of them died)
Shinto (La Palmyre): 8 descendants (4 of them died)
May I complete an correct a litte bit?

Hussein, since 1975 Hamburg, (*1987 India) has 12 offsprings (5 of them died):

- Ratna ♀ (* 23.02.1992, HusseinxThura), now: Muenster/Germany
- Tharun ♂(* 25.12.1995, HusseinxThura), Pont Scorff/France, died
- stillbirth ♂( 09.01.1996, HusseinxBenga)
- Corny ♀(* 04.06.1996, HusseinxYahoda), now: Muenster/Germany
- Salvana / Indra ♀(* 01.07.1996, HusseinxSaida), at the moment for mating purpose: Leipzig /Germany
- stillbirth ♂( 17.10.1996, HusseinxShandra)
- Sandry ♀(27.11.1999, HusseinxClaudia from Circus Knie!), Switzerland
- stillbirth ♂(09.11.2001, HusseinxThura)
- Kandy ♀(14.05.2003, HusseinxYashoda), Hagenbeck/Hamburg
- stillbirth ♂(22.06.2003, HusseinxLai Sinh)
- Thai ♂(26.11.2004, HusseinxThura), Hagenbeck/Hamburg
- Shila ♀(11.04.2007, HusseinxLai Sinh), Hagenbeck/Hamburg

It is interesting, that all male offsprings, exept the last one, Thai, are dead (most of them stillbirth!) and all females are alive!

Mohti and Calvin are not in Hamburg, but in Hannover (this is another zoo and another breeding-place!)

Besides, if you are interested in German zoo-elephants, there is a web-site for that with good information and a lot of pictures, but unfortunately not in english... Zooelefant.de - Elefanten in deutschen Zoos

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Old 11-01-2008, 12:03 PM   #17 (permalink)
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A video on youtube caught my eye posted yesterday (10th) of an African elephant being born at the Sosto zoo, Nyiregyhazi, Hungary.
They had recently received animals from Ramat gan in Israel and Warsaw in Poland.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idwVXKuhcWQ
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looks like a nice barn, would love to know more about this zoo!
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Old 11-01-2008, 06:53 PM   #19 (permalink)
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Thanks for this link! This is the birth of Laci, (*24.09.2007), the first L.A. born in Hungary. His mother is "Yoki" (*25.02.1990/Ramat Gan Israel), but unfortunately his father "Yossi" (11.08.1974/Ramat Gan) is his grandfather, too! The small group living there at Sosto-Zoo, joins the younger son of “Yoki”, "Izik", (*06.05.2004), also inbred (father: "Yossi"!), and the bull “Nino” (*30.09.1999/Ramat Gan).
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Old 15-01-2008, 11:04 PM   #20 (permalink)
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In the German Zoo Wuppertal the 4th elephant calf in the last 2,5 years was born on 13.01.2008. It is a bull-calf, named “Tamo”.
The young herd arrived in 1995 at Wuppertal Zoo and is meanwhile one of the most successful breeding-groups of L.A. in European Zoos.

“Tusker” (m) *1992/South-Africa
“Sabie” (f) *1992/South-Africa
“Punda”(f) *1992/South-Africa
“Numbi” (f) *1992/South-Africa
“Sweni” (f) *1992/South-Africa

“Bongi” (f) *03.06.2005/Zoo Wuppertal – Tusker x Punda
„Kibo“ (m) 09.10.2005/ Zoo Wuppertal – Tusker x Numbi
„Tika“ (f) 13.07.2007/ Zoo Wuppertal – Tusker x Sabie
„Tamo“ (m) 13.01.2008/ Zoo Wuppertal – Tusker x Sweni
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Does look like a nice house for them. But I'm a bit confused... The elephant mother in the video has had two sons, both by her own father... is that right?
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Old 16-01-2008, 01:26 AM   #22 (permalink)
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Looks like it. The same thing happened at Chester when Chang mated with his daughter Sithami who was only (I think)five and produced a male calf. I think it had been assumed that that was too young to breed so it was rather unexpected.
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Hmm once can be accepted as a mistake but for it to happen twice to the same elephant isn't very good lol
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Old 16-01-2008, 01:40 AM   #24 (permalink)
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In the German Zoo Wuppertal the 4th elephant calf in the last 2,5 years was born on 13.01.2008. It is a bull-calf, named “Tamo”.
The young herd arrived in 1995 at Wuppertal Zoo and is meanwhile one of the most successful breeding-groups of L.A. in European Zoos.

“Tusker” (m) *1992/South-Africa
“Sabie” (f) *1992/South-Africa
“Punda”(f) *1992/South-Africa
“Numbi” (f) *1992/South-Africa
“Sweni” (f) *1992/South-Africa

“Bongi” (f) *03.06.2005/Zoo Wuppertal – Tusker x Punda
„Kibo“ (m) 09.10.2005/ Zoo Wuppertal – Tusker x Numbi
„Tika“ (f) 13.07.2007/ Zoo Wuppertal – Tusker x Sabie
„Tamo“ (m) 13.01.2008/ Zoo Wuppertal – Tusker x Sweni
I remember seeing Tika in Wuppertal this summer, when she was only three days old. What a litlle cutie
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Sithami actually produced a female. Sundara.
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Hmm once can be accepted as a mistake but for it to happen twice to the same elephant isn't very good lol
Nearly all L.A.s in Ramat Gan are children of the bull Yossi. Therefore the 4 ones in Sosto-Zoo have the same father! Ramat Gan is the most successful breeding group for African elephants in captivity. Keeping-System: No contact! The EEP-studbook-keeping for L.A.: Ramat Gan! It is really very strange and not the right way, I think...
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Old 20-01-2008, 07:19 PM   #27 (permalink)
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Hello,

Please find here a link about Database of the Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) at the zoological gardens in the world:
Zoo Elephant - Asian Elephants at the Zoological Gardens of the World
You may access on detailled informations, statistics, maps and pictures...
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Once again an elephant baby on youtube this time a male Asian elephant born at the Tiblisi zoo in Georgia.
Anyone have any info on these animals?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGLpn-mILK0
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Elephants at Tbilisi Zoo in Georgia

That's all I could find on the Georgian Elephants...
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Genetically speaking then a very important birth in the European population.
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