This post is part of the A to Z Challenge. Each post will be associated with a letter of the alphabet with the theme ‘Malaysiana‘
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The Vienna Zoo was opened in 1752.
The London Zoo, or as it was known then, “Gardens and Menagerie of the Zoological Society of London”, began operations in 1826.
Compared to these zoos in Europe, Malaysia’s Zoo Negara or National Zoo, is relatively young, opening its doors only in 1963.
I have to confess, the last time I went to the Zoo Negara, was in primary school as part of a school trip so I unfortunately cannot describe its current state (which I hope has improved!). One of the biggest zoo news recently, well in 2015, was the birth of a baby Giant Panda named Nuan Nuan at the Giant Panda Conservation Centre.
I’d actually like to take a close look at this baby and I’d probably have to do it soon since according to Malaysia’s agreement with China, Nuan Nuan has to be returned to China when she turns two.
Congratulations on completing the Challenge, even if it took a little longer. Well done for not giving up. 🙂
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Thank you Linda! I do hope to continue writing about Malaysia once in a while on this blog too!
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I enjoyed all of your A-Z posts! I learned so much about Malaysia; a fascinating place!
I’m still wondering how the bread man can balance all of his wares on the motorbike! 🙂
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Thank you for reading my posts lah! When I see the bread man next, I’ll ask him what’s his secret!
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Congrats on finishing and I hope you get to see the baby panda before she leaves!
Debbie
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I’ll try! And will post about it here if I do! 😀
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The zoo entrance looks nice.
Congratulations on finishing the 2017 Challenge. Another great job!
Arlee Bird
Tossing It Out
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Thank you Arlee! I hope to do better next time! 😀
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Congratulations of the challenge! I hadn’t realised that you took more time, because I was abroad during the last days… I found your posts very informative and mostly funny. I learn a lot about Malaysia!
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Eva – Mail Adventures
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Thank you Eva, yes, I did take more time than usual! I’m going to go back and read all your posts now! 😀
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