U ZOOLOŠKOM vrtu grada Zagreba stigle su prinove - na svijet su došla dva mladunca kineskih leoparda. Prema podacima Europskog udruženja zooloških vrtova i akvarija, ovo su prvi mladunci te ugrožene vrste rođeni u Europi ove godine.
Roditelji i prvi dani u brlogu
Otac mladunaca je 10-godišnji Tadzik, koji je u Zagreb stigao iz Krakova, dok je majka tri godine mlađa Odilia, koja je došla iz austrijskog Haaga. Osjetivši da se bliži okot, Odilia se krajem travnja povukla od partnera u brlog u stražnjem dijelu nastambe, gdje je na svijet donijela dva leopardića.
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"Pažljivo smo pratili Odilijinu trudnoću i dolazak mladunaca na svijet. Nakon što su se okotili, najvažnije nam je bilo osigurati im potpuni mir, pa smo pazili da ih ne ometaju ni naši djelatnici ni posjetitelji. Jedan je mladunac nešto krupniji, no oba se odlično razvijaju.
Postaju sve znatiželjniji i zaigraniji, stoga ih posljednjih dana puštamo da ujutro na nekoliko sati istražuju veliku vanjsku nastambu. Sve se odvija u najboljem redu, pod budnim okom naših veterinara, zoologa i timaritelja", rekao je Ivan Cizelj, ravnatelj Zoološkog vrta grada Zagreba.
Upozorenje za posjetitelje
Iz ZOO-a mole građane koji žele vidjeti male leoparde da u blizini njihove nastambe budu tihi i mirni. Naglašavaju kako je važno poštivati činjenicu da su mladunci još uvijek u vrlo osjetljivom razdoblju života.
Tekst se nastavlja ispod oglasa
Uloga zooloških vrtova i brižna majka
"Velika je povlastica doživjeti ovako nešto i vidjeti koja je stvarna uloga zooloških vrtova danas. Mi sudjelujemo u stvaranju rezervnih populacija ugroženih vrsta, onih koje su zaštićene od svih opasnosti koje im prijete u divljini. Spol mladunaca još ne znamo jer im se ne želimo previše približavati, no čini nam se da su u pitanju ženke.
Odilia je u svakom pogledu sjajna majka, vrlo je zaštitnički nastrojena. Još dok je bila skotna, prikrivala je svoje tragove, što leopardice u prirodi čine kako bi zaštitile sebe i mladunce od predatora. Maleni su još na majčinom mlijeku, ali već smo im počeli davati i meso kako bi se lizanjem polako navikavali na njegov okus", objasnio je timaritelj Valentino Macan.
Samotnjak Tadzik i odvažna Odilia
U prirodi, mužjak kineskog leoparda prilazi ženki samo radi parenja, nakon čega se vraća samotnjačkom životu. Zbog toga je i Tadzik trenutno odvojen od Odilije i svojih potomaka. Iz ZOO-a kažu da je on puno mirniji od svoje partnerice - opisuju ga kao nježnog i opreznog, dok je ona samouvjerena i odvažna.
Ako se potvrdi da su mladunci ženke, u Zoološkom vrtu očekuju da će i one jednog dana izrasti u samouvjerene ljepotice. Među prvima je na prinovama djelatnicima Zoološkog vrta čestitala tvrtka Avola Solutions, pokrovitelj ove vrste. Kineski leopardi su veličanstvene zvijeri koje u prirodi nastanjuju šume i savane sjeverne i središnje Kine. Poznati su po tome da će, ako im se pruži prilika, napasti i plijen koji je do tri puta veći od njih.
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