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Eating Like in the Wild: Why the Naturzoo Rheine Relies on Whole Body Feeding

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In the nature zoo Rheine the meal for Tiger Tailor hangs in a tree. Zoo director Felix Husemann explains the advantages of whole body feeding and why this also corresponds to the animal welfare idea.
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Eating Like in the Wild: Why the Naturzoo Rheine Relies on Whole Body Feeding

In the nature zoo Rheine the meal for Tiger Tailor hangs in a tree. Zoo director Felix Husemann explains the advantages of whole body feeding and why this also corresponds to the animal welfare idea.

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noz.de broke the news in on Sunday, March 1, 2026.
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