Annual Animal Census: Counting and Conserving Endangered Species at London Zoo

The video discusses the zoo's annual animal census, a crucial time for assessing the breeding and conservation of endangered species. It highlights the challenges of counting small species like patula snails and celebrates breeding successes such as the Congolese okapi and Malayan tapir. The census is part of the zoo's international efforts to study and conserve at-risk animals.

What is the significance of the annual animal census at the zoo?

What challenges are faced when counting certain species like patula snails?

How long are the newborn fish mentioned in the text?

Which endangered species were mentioned as having breeding successes this year?

What role does the zoo play in international collaborative work regarding endangered species?