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http://www.levantenet.com/asianwildlife/references.html

 

This web site is maintained by an Asian animal training company called

" Asian Wildlife Conservancy. " Primates trained for " shows " at zoos around

Southeast Asia include:

 

Chimpanzees

Gibbons

Macaques

Orangutans

 

There are also lots of other mammals, including otters, tigers, lions,

elephants, bears, and many birds.

 

The company states that:

 

" Among the zoos we have worked or cooperated with are:-

 

Singapore Zoological Garden - breeding and animals exchange

Taiwan, Zoo Negara, Taipei Zoo - animals exchange

Israel, Tel Aviv Zoo - animals exchange

U.S.A, Nashville Zoo - MOU with ZPO [Memorandum of Understanding

with Zoological Parks Organization]

Korea, Samsung Zoo - MOU with ZPO

Malaysia, Taiping Zoo - MOU with ZPO "

 

Taiping Zoo is the facility that procured four baby gorillas on the

international black market earlier this year. In the 1980s many orangutans

reached Taiwan on the international black market. Some of these animals

and/or their descendants have apparently been shipped to Thailand.

 

There is a link directly to the company if you have any opinions to express

after reviewing this site.

 

Dr. Shirley McGreal, Chairwoman

International Primate Protection League

POB 766, Summerville SC 29484-0766, USA

Ph. 843-871-2280 Fax. 843-871-7988

E-mail: ippl. Website www.ippl.org

 

" We need not think alike to love alike. " Francis David

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