Aye-aye - Katarina i Andrea 8 a

Aye-Aye : 

Aye-Aye

Generally… : 

Generally… Aye-aye is the biggest nocturnal animal It lives on east coast of Madagascar It is endangered species because of two reasons: -its natural habitat is endangered -as one old legend says, it is the symbol of death Its saving is not easy because the saving programs work partly

Female aye-aye, Kintana : 

Female aye-aye, Kintana This little creature is young aye-aye female Cer name is Kintana She lives in Bristol zoo, UK She is very lonley and she is looking for a mate

Male aye-aye, Malala : 

Male aye-aye, Malala 900 km far away from Kintana, there is male aye-aye His name is Malala, he is very lonley too He liked free life, but now is time for him to calm down and have a family He does not know that the zookeepers have a mate for him

About Kintana, Astrid Parys : 

About Kintana, Astrid Parys “It is very imprtant to get known with the animal because every animal reacts different. Kintana reacts very weard, she shows behaviors we have not seen yet but now we know how to deal with it. For about two days Kintana will be on her trip to Frankfurt.”

Scientists side… : 

Scientists side… Scientists are collecting pieces of living cells an froze them on -155 It is investition in future They also have researches, their task is to find a new metode of freezing for cells The equiqment is also used for freezing other genetic materials Scientists isolate living cells and other DNA materials from animal blood

Kintana in Frankfurt : 

Kintana in Frankfurt Kintana is in Frankfurt zoo already four weeks and she is getting to meet her dream mate It is important they meet very slowly, in wild they live solitary lives They must get used on each other, now far away they can not hear each other, you can hear Kintanas call and the male is very excited when he smells the female But there is a possibilitty they can lose their interest when they finally meet

Day D : 

Day D Christina Schubert: “When they meet it will be sensational. Now far away in the zoo only one aye-aye, whose parents are also born in zoo, is born. The rest of couples were mixed, one or both from wild.”

It seems that for this species the only hope will be meeting in the zoo. : 

It seems that for this species the only hope will be meeting in the zoo.

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