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Zoo Hodonín
Zoo Hodonín
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General Information
Opened: 29 September 1977
Location: Hodonín, Czech Republic
Type: Zoological garden
Zoo Hodonín is a zoological garden located on the edge of the Hodonínská Dúbrava forest complex in the northern part of Hodonín. The zoo developed from a small animal facility whose construction began in 1974, with the first animals arriving in 1975. It officially opened to the public in September 1977 and later became a zoopark in 1982 before receiving full zoological garden status in 1992.
The collection includes mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and aquatic animals from various parts of the world. The zoo combines animal keeping with breeding, conservation, environmental education and participation in international conservation projects. Its park-like setting, artificial ponds and wooded surroundings form an important part of its character.
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