17.4.2019 by Ralph Morton
After Copenhagen, I was eager to get back to Aalborg to visit Malik and her daughters, Nuka and Qillak. I have been visiting them since 2016 and you will find reports of some of my previous visits under Ralph’s Reports.
14.4.2019 by Ralph Morton
On Saturday 16 March, my last day in Copenhagen Zoo, I was able to see Lynn nurse her daughter. Lynn has a calming influence, and not just on her cub! I really enjoyed the two days I spent with her.
11.4.2019 by Ralph Morton
My final day in Copenhagen. We now know that Lynn’s cub is a girl, but in this first feature about my Saturday visit, I think you will agree that I had a bit of a clue that she might be.
6.4.2019 by Ralph Morton
At the bottom of the Arctic Ring is a large viewing gallery with a plate glass wall that allows visitors to see Nord and Noel both on the surface of their enclosure but also swimming underwater again.
2.4.2019 by Ralph Morton
The Danes call it a “Cold Table” and on a Wintery day in Copenhagen Zoo this was perhaps a good description of the lavish feast which appeared at lunchtime on Tuesday for Lynn and her cub.
31.3.2019 by Ralph Morton
On my first day in Denmark, Tuesday 5 March, I was lucky enough to meet Lynn and her cub, who will feature again in some more reports. The cub’s father, Nord, share a large enclosure with another, female, bear called Noel.
29.3.2019 by Ralph Morton
After they come out onto the enclosure, Lynn and her cub are soon exploring. Lynn keeps a close eye on her baby and shows how big and effective she is at being a Mummy Bear.
23.3.2019 by Ralph
On Tuesday 12 March I was able to get to the Zoo in Copenhagen by 1030. The mother/cub enclosure is behind the Arctic Ring.
26.1.2019 by Ralph
One of the things I enjoy most about Polar Bears is their curiosity at new things. Nanook is no exception. A shopping bag is always a good way of occupying a Polar Bear at a glass window.
17.1.2019 by Ralph
I love all bears, but the gentle bears from the war torn country of Syria are among my favourites. I wish more zoos would give them a home. I think Nanook must share my affection.
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