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    <title>Cairns Wildlife Safari Reserve News</title>
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        <title>Siamang Gibbons</title>
        <link>http://www.trinitybeachinfo.com//trinity-beach-tours/Wildlife Parks/1659/news#3479</link>
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        On Wednesday 3rd February we welcomed two new additions to our park, two Siamang Gibbons, Botak and Ollie (short for Oliver), to eventually join Manis and Chanee on the island in our hippo dam. Botak is 2 years old and Ollie is 4 years old. They are brothers and arrived from Melbourne Zoo. Manis and Chanee are both very excited to meet their new pals. Their introduction is a slow process but they will eventually all be together.         ]]></description>
        <pubDate>Wednesday, March 17 2010</pubDate>
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        <title>Manas &amp; Khan</title>
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        Manas and Khan are both Bengal Tigers. They are the 2nd largest species with only the Siberian Tiger out sizing them. They are 6 years old. Manas weighs 155kg and Khan weighs 170 kg.        ]]></description>
        <pubDate>Wednesday, March 17 2010</pubDate>
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        <title>Cairns Wildlife Safari welcomes baby Hippo</title>
        <link>http://www.trinitybeachinfo.com//trinity-beach-tours/Wildlife Parks/1659/news#2771</link>
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        Cairns Wildlife Safari Reserve has welcomed a new baby pygmy hippopotamus - only the third to be born in Australia in the past 20 years.
Jenny Jattke from the Cairns Wildlife Safari Reserve says the calf is the size of a basketball, and arrived late last week.
She says it is the second birth for the proud parents Fluffy and Frankie, but they will not share the rearing duties.
&quot;She'll do her best to keep him away actually - pygmies are solitary, so they're not like common hippos that all congregate together in a pod,&quot; she said.
&quot;They raise their young by themselves and they spend most of their time by themselves.
&quot;[The calf is] going really well - his mother's really, really good - we know that she's a good mum, because she's very protective and she's already raised one calf.&quot;There will be a naming competition for kids (and big kids too!)        ]]></description>
        <pubDate>Wednesday, August 12 2009</pubDate>
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