Will These Rare Jaguars Breed? | The Secret Life of the Zoo | Nature Bites
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2021
- Jaguars Napo and Goshi are trying to get together - but keepers are unsure if Goshi will accept the Napi as a mate. Will these rare jaguars be able to make a baby?
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The matchmaking and international organization when it comes to zoo-animal breeding is fascinating. The way they train them for health checkups is very cool, too.
Spoiler alert: They never reproduced and sadly, Goshi died this past march.
Recently, Napo is paired with Inka, a black jaguar from the Big Cat Sanctuary
Such gorgeous markings on both. Magnificent but scary creatures.
I hope they have a litter of cubs. Prayers for a safe and healthy conception.
Sadly goshi passed away in March 2022 and unfortunately Napo has been confirmed as infertile
I learn something new every day , their babies would be absolutely beautiful :) Zoe , Canada
Beautiful animals!
When friendzoning goes to far 😂😂😂
Can't you make these longer?
Such lovely animal
Cool
🇧🇷🇧🇷 Clearly, they name the animals without any consideration regarding to where they did come from. The Red Dee couple we named " Elizabeth and George "; maybe should renamed as " Katashi" and " Mitiko:.🇧🇷🇧🇷
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I wanna live in such an enclosure
I'm assuming you also want to die
@@simpforu8484 at least the pool is gorgeous 😂
Just commit a crime you go to jail
@@kirill_dreamer74 lmao
weird question but are you russian or eastern European? the way you worded the sentence reminds me of when i learned english (i’m russian)
in my opinion Jaguars are the best looking animals
Lion + Lioness
Please
Is there a follow up to THIS? PLEASE TELL ME THERE IS
Unfortunately Goshi passed away suddenly last year. To make things worse, zoo vets believe that the contraception used on Napo has sterilised him permanently 😔
@@_Kyprioth_ oh no, that's terrible news. Ty for taking time to do an update.😢
Hes on the implant 😆
Rest in peace beautiful one
Wakanda forever💗
Jaguars are cute,but dayna is cuter ;)
Does anyone know what happened to Goshi? The newsletter says they recently got a new pantha named Inka, with mentions of her being a new mathe for Napo, but no mention of Goshi
Goshi passed away a year ago 😢
@@roisinbrady8240 oh no 😟 thanks for telling me 🥹
I have to admit I often get frustrated with these videos. There's often a lot of build up only to have it end. Did they mate? Who knows. They don't bother to wait long enough to actually answer the question!
They're clips from whole episodes of the series; I don't know where you can watch them. A few used to be on UA-cam but the quality was poor. All of them are probably at least 10 years old, which means a lot of the animals seen in them are no longer around. Still, I've enjoyed every episode I've seen; the staff at this zoo are so dedicated to their animals and such characters, and I love their humour and their accents. I visited Chester once; beautiful old city that still has remnants of a Roman-built wall around it; it's about as north as north England can be.
@@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci What you are talking about is Zoo Days, and you are right there, I believe it dates back to 2007/8, but this clip is from Secret Life of the Zoo, shown in 10 series on Channel 4 from 2016 to about 2021, and Napo is still to be found at Chester Zoo as of September 2023, however Goshi sadly died last March.
I hope they breed.
That male has to be about 210
Did they make babies? Is there baby?
Yes. I am the baby.
No. They never bred and then Goshi (the female black jaguar) passed away during the night in March of 2022. It was stated they would do a post-mortem but I cannot find the results.
A male contraceptive? Can that be adapted for humans? 😂😂😂
So, panthers are just jaguars with the n word pass.
Panthera/ Panthers is a genus within the family Felidae that was named and described by Lorenz Oken in 1816 who placed all the spotted cats in this group. Reginald Innes Pocock revised the classification of this genus in 1916 as comprising the tiger, lion, jaguar, and leopard on the basis of common cranial features
Leopards are sometimes born melanistic too, and also called "panthers". To add to the confusion, cougars aka mountain lions are called "panthers" in some parts of the United States. They are never born black; melanism is something that occurs only in spotted cats.
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Why would u stop them from breeding us humans are rich animals like these are getting rare in the wild breeding them to make sure they don't die out not stopping them
I think it's because new cubs wouldn't have a place to go. But now that they have, the parents can now make babies.
Animals like jaguars can't just be released into the wild when they're captive-bred; they'd be too dangerous as they'd have lost their natural fear of humans. And they wouldn't know how to hunt anyway, as jaguar cubs learn that from their mothers. So they'd starve. That's why in some ways this "Species Survival Plan" as justification for breeding endangered species in captivity is kind of BS., because people still haven't figured out how to safely re-introduce a dangerous predator species into the wild, if wild extinction actually happened.
You could try putting some back into the wild whete they belong,instead of making piles of badly earned money
Unfortunately there just isn't enough wild space for them. There's barely enough space for the ones already living wild. Maybe one day that will change, but until then zoos can at least maintain a stable captive population and stop the species from going extinct.
Don't bother to watch this.
Come on now you brits it’s pronounced jagwar not jag you ah jeeeez.
The world isn't America. I know yanks have a very hard time coming to terms with that fact. People have different accents and *gasp* sometimes even speak different languages.
Sexual harassment or COVID-19 if humans “do the job”
Panthers not a real thing? They are the same as pumas and cougars lol these are not experts. Are they in charge of the cats? Its gloryfied tigerking WTF
Pathera were their big family names for tiger,leopard, jaguar, lion and snow leopard. It's for the big sizes cat, while medium and small cat are felis. If jaguar is panther, then tiger and lion also panther. They got their own name, so stick with it . It's like calling all human and human not their given names
Panthers are melanated leopards or jaguars, it's not the name of a specific species or subspecies. Pumas and cougars are an entirely different genus, so I'm guessing you're not much of an expert either? Unlike the US, the UK has very stringent laws around keeping wild animals and those keepers will be very, very well qualified.
@@andybeans5790 also, aren't pumas and cougars the same animal or am I wrong.
Pumas, mountain lions, cougars and panthers are the name given to the medium-sized cat which is found in North America, i think you are getting confused with the Florida panther which goes by this name. Black panther, however, is the generic term given to black leopards and black jaguars.