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Tag: Asiatic Wild Ass

News and coverage of Asiatic Wild Ass at zoos and aquariums.

A group of khulan, sandy-coloured wild asses, stand in green steppe grassland with open plains behind them.
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Wild Asses Return to Eastern Mongolia After 65 Years

The Asiatic wild ass, known in Mongolia as khulan, has returned to the ...

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A hand holds three tiny Four-eyed Turtle hatchlings with orange and brown patterned shells.

Seven Turtles Hatch at the Tennessee Aquarium

A red panda with rust-colored fur and white facial markings walks along a horizontal log, surrounded by green bamboo and leaves.

Pittsburgh Leads a New Red Panda Program

Promotional artwork for the Wild Oceans FilmFest: a thresher shark swims head-on out of deep blue water, with the festival's white logo and whale-tail mark below it and the line V Edicion, 2 al 7 de noviembre de 2026.

A Marine Film Festival Comes to BIOPARC Valencia

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  • An adult African lion lies in grass in an outdoor habitat, looking toward the camera.

    Inside the Lab Rewriting Lion Fertility Science

  • Architectural rendering of a US Air Force C-130 aircraft mounted above a zoo lion habitat, with visitors seated at an amphitheater below.

    Abilene Zoo Puts a C-130 in Its New Lion Habitat

  • A young male lion lies on red earth in profile, a raw pink wound encircling his neck where a wire snare had tightened, with a loose length of wire still visible across his muzzle and dry scrub behind him.

    A Snared Lion in Meru, and the Team That Cut Him Free

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