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Zoo Praha
Zoo Praha
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General Information
Opened: 28 September 1931
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Type: Zoological garden
Zoo Praha, also known as Prague Zoo, is one of the Czech Republic's largest and most internationally recognised zoological gardens. Located in the Troja district along the Vltava River, the zoo opened to the public in 1931 after several decades of proposals and preparations. Its hilly landscape and extensive grounds give the zoo a distinctive natural character.
The collection covers a wide range of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates from around the world. Prague Zoo has a long history of successful breeding and conservation work, including particularly important programmes for Przewalski's horses, and combines its animal collection with research, education and international conservation projects.
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