The Berlin Zoo has announced that Tony, its beloved young Pigi Hippopotamus, is being designed to go to France, where the Mulhouse will take place at the zoo.
She is going into the Alsatian Institution as part of the European endangered species program (EEP), a conservation breeding program that focuses on maintaining a healthy population of endangered species in captivity.
Since her birth on June 3, 2024, Tiny Tony has won the hearts of the locals and attracted a huge online. For example, after Instagram of Berlin Zoo, she reached the spot from 125,000 tonnes 254,000.
What did his popularity help by his high-purity sponsor, for which he was eventually nominated in a competition, with 20,000 suggestions that were presented to a defender for the German national squad and a defender for Real Madrid in Spain to a defender-Burlin-birth football Antonio Rideger.
‘Tony Time’ wants to allow fans to say goodbye to Instagram Star
The Berlin Zoo has now set up a week of a week, focused on small hippopotamus, before she died.
Zoo organizers say, “Tony time,” zoo organizers say visitors will get a last picture with him before seeing Tony in action, farewell and leaving for their new home.
The session will be held at 1:30 pm (1130 GMT) every day between 18 and 24 August.
Depending on the priority of Tony, he will be treated in the hippo bay facility of the zoo during events – an additional part of a shower or peanuts – its favorite snack.
How to move to Tony Hippo is being prepared?
Tony is undergoing a new daily diet as it was decided that she was going to France.
The diet, including the daily “crate training”, is limited before departing to use to spend time in its transport.
Tony is spending noon on his own instead of his mother Debbie.
Pygmy hipps are recurrence, solitary and nocturnal animals. Zoo officials say that when they are of Tony age, it is completely normal for people living in the wild.
Tony hippo’s popularity raises awareness for endangered species
Pygmy Hippos, a native of West Africa, is in the red list of endangered species with lower 2.500 balances in the wild for the protection (IUCN) of a Switzerland, a Switzerland -based Nature Conservation (IUCN).
Guinea, Ivory Coast, Liberia and Sierra Leone, and niggel residents in the east, creatures face danger due to illegal poaching and loss of natural habitat – mainly rainfall or marshy forest – for the interests of agriculture and real estate.
Their recurrence and solitary nature is therefore highly sensitive to changes and disturbances around them.
Andreas Norim, director of the Berlin Zoo, says Tony’s popularity has helped to raise awareness for the plight of organisms.
“Tony is a wonderful ambassador to its species,” he says. “He has the ability to touch people in a particular way. It is the key to progressing in protecting endangered animals and promoting the idea of protecting the species.”
It is expected that in the country, the Tony species and the EEP will help their own children.
Edited by: Louis Olofs
