Ok I just saw the message in the other blog


sorry, mr peanut

look like you dont have anything to do with Karine not being around
- deadpoulet

Sup Poulet

Ok I just saw the message in the other blog


sorry, mr peanut

look like you dont have anything to do with Karine not being around
- deadpoulet

Blogs are not meant to be read.

Blogs are not meant to be read.
- jugkope

They decided to keep an intern they had in comms for the summer and open up the job in fall I'll keep you updated.


In the meanwhile we have 3 babies snow leopard and they are the cutest.

Sup Poulet
- Fredo

I just had a banana

inside my mouth


what about you?

They decided to keep an intern they had in comms for the summer and open up the job in fall I'll keep you updated.


In the meanwhile we have 3 babies snow leopard and they are the cutest.
- Fredo

Nice on the snow leopards, they are not doing the best in the wild currently. You know if they plan to use them as part of a conservation program?

I kind of don't like felines, they hide too much and are too dangerous to be good ambassador contacts to me

where is Karine now? what did you do, evil mr peanut!?
- deadpoulet

https://thehockeywriters.com/author/khains/

Nice on the snow leopards, they are not doing the best in the wild currently. You know if they plan to use them as part of a conservation program?

I kind of don't like felines, they hide too much and are too dangerous to be good ambassador contacts to me
- jugkope

Yes , were part of the SSP for that species. We had alot of success in their reproduction and the young female we just sent to Toronto also had cubs so it's a great success. They ultimate goal is reintroduction with the snow leopard trust in Nepal but were still a long way from that.

Lafrenière is having great series.

He will probably never be a 90 points guy, specially with Zibanejad, Panarin playing the full two minutes on the PP most of the time, but he's built for playoffs hockey.

Yes , were part of the SSP for that species. We had alot of success in their reproduction and the young female we just sent to Toronto also had cubs so it's a great success. They ultimate goal is reintroduction with the snow leopard trust in Nepal but were still a long way from that.
- Fredo

We've been having a lot of movement around here too, I think Wroclaw sent their male rhino to Spain, and the Polar Bear coordinator decided that the two brother polar bears from Warsaw were going to Prague and a Dutch unrelated male was going to Warsaw. It's a bit of a jumble.

And yeah, even if you get the babies, you need to get some that have the proper behavior (both genetics and trained) to survive and thrive in the wild, which is never a given. That's kind of one of the things I would love if I opened a zoo, just pick up animals that are too docile to go back in the wild and let the other zoos work on breeding the good candidates.

Lafrenière is having great series.

He will probably never be a 90 points guy, specially with Zibanejad, Panarin playing the full two minutes on the PP most of the time, but he's built for playoffs hockey.
- Fredo

Finally showing shades of Blackhawks-Hossa.

We've been having a lot of movement around here too, I think Wroclaw sent their male rhino to Spain, and the Polar Bear coordinator decided that the two brother polar bears from Warsaw were going to Prague and a Dutch unrelated male was going to Warsaw. It's a bit of a jumble.

And yeah, even if you get the babies, you need to get some that have the proper behavior (both genetics and trained) to survive and thrive in the wild, which is never a given. That's kind of one of the things I would love if I opened a zoo, just pick up animals that are too docile to go back in the wild and let the other zoos work on breeding the good candidates.
- jugkope

Miller Zoo-ish

Finally showing shades of Blackhawks-Hossa.
- jugkope

hes 22

some of you guys, lol

hes 22

some of you guys, lol
- deadpoulet

Maybe, expectations are always super-high from a first overall

Maybe, expectations are always super-high from a first overall
- Fredo

it takes times, even for a 1st overall pick


fans need to chill the (frank) out with 18, 19 , 20 years old kids and let them grow and learn how to play in the best league in the world

Miller Zoo-ish
- Fredo

Kind of, although I believe that the Miller Zoo, like a few in Quebec, started as a wildlife refuge?

it takes times, even for a 1st overall pick


fans need to chill the (frank) out with 18, 19 , 20 years old kids and let them grow and learn how to play in the best league in the world
- deadpoulet

Agreed.

But Slaf better score 50 goals and get at least 120 points next year or he is a bust.

it takes times, even for a 1st overall pick


fans need to chill the (frank) out with 18, 19 , 20 years old kids and let them grow and learn how to play in the best league in the world
- deadpoulet

Chickenman!!

Agreed.

But Slaf better score 50 goals and get at least 120 points next year or he is a bust.
- Mashadar

Gotta be realistic.

30 goals and 120 points is fine by me.

Kind of, although I believe that the Miller Zoo, like a few in Quebec, started as a wildlife refuge?
- jugkope

Yes and no. They really but emphasis on that for the TV show and the fans but they also got their fair share of animals from questionable road-side zoos in Ontario

Yes and no. They really but emphasis on that for the TV show and the fans but they also got their fair share of animals from questionable road-side zoos in Ontario
- Fredo

Ah, yes. Ontario, the Florida of Canada.

I didn't watch the show.

More like Zoo de Falardeau but with less babies and more adults of safe species that can engage with people on their own terms.

it takes times, even for a 1st overall pick


fans need to chill the (frank) out with 18, 19 , 20 years old kids and let them grow and learn how to play in the best league in the world
- deadpoulet

Yeah it depends it's the Crosby-McDavids that warps our expectations.

Chickenman!!
- pete26

PM pete

Ah, yes. Ontario, the Florida of Canada.

I didn't watch the show.

More like Zoo de Falardeau but with less babies and more adults of safe species that can engage with people on their own terms.
- jugkope

Even parc Safari is not really great

Even parc Safari is not really great
- Fredo

I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm aware there are some limitation, specially from an infection control standpoint. How about I say, ehm, like Parc Omega and the Australian part of Granby where you have wallabies that can technically approach people if they want to?

Falardeau is bad in its treatment and is always breeding babies so that people can handle them, that's a different story.

I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm aware there are some limitation, specially from an infection control standpoint. How about I say, ehm, like Parc Omega and the Australian part of Granby where you have wallabies that can technically approach people if they want to?

Falardeau is bad in its treatment and is always breeding babies so that people can handle them, that's a different story.
- jugkope

Yes they can. There’s hand cleaning stations at every contact zone. We have the australian bush, mini farm, ray aquariums, lamas and alpacas that are technically contact zones.

That’s not the probably part it’s mostly how the animals are treated and their winter enclosures, you know back stage you can’t see