Zoo celebrates birth of second pair of Sengi pups
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A zoo has successfully bred a second pair of Sengi pups, with parents Nuru and Mela demonstrating exceptional parenting. This represents a conservation breeding achievement for this small, endangered species.
A single breeding success at one facility does not guarantee species recovery or solve broader conservation challenges facing Sengis in the wild.
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