Dalu's Day - In Honour of our Big Cat Hero! - 11/05/2010
It has almost been a year since we lost our dear friend, workmate and much loved...

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A big thank you to all the guys at making my visit a special one - my best day was the final behind the scenes and a special Cheetah chat later that day were Kenya licked my leg. I will never forget the experience meeting the Big Cats at Zion.

Roberta - England
Lions are the laziest of the big cats. They usually spend 16 to 20 hours a day sleeping and resting, devoting the rest of the hours to hunting, courting or protecting their territory.
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Servals Cats

Servals rely on their sense of hearing as much as – if not more than – their eyesight. They will lie very still and LISTEN for their prey (usually a tasty lizard, a plump little bird, or a scavenging rodent) before using their massive ears to triangulate the direction and location of their dinner. They will then LEAP onto the unlucky creature – and with a 50% accuracy rate, it’s very likely they’ll have a full belly before long!
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Silas Silas
Age: 11
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Silas is our male Several cat at Zion.  Both Silas and Zoe are relatively wild, but staff at Zion have been working and interacting with them more over recent months to allow staff to hand feed them.


   

Zoe Zoe
Age: 11
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Zoe is our female Serval cat.  The pair originally came from New Plymouth and have been residents at Zion Wildlife Gardens from the beginning.


   

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Maggie Dixon - Think Yellow - Think Maggie Dixon