Taiping Zoo to breed endangered green peafowl


The zoo is trying to breed the green peafowl under its care.

THE Taiping Zoo and Night Safari plans to breed the endangered green peafowl and later release them into their natural habitat.

Its director Dr Kevin Lazarus said the zoo had a pair of the birds as one of its attractions and was now trying to get them to breed.

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