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Season 1 – The Zoo

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The stories of the exotic animals and the people who care for them at the Dublin Zoo.
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The Zoo — Season 1

The Zoo — Season 1

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Tom Dunne

Narrator

Shane Brennan

Director

Shane Brennan

Producer

John Higgins

Producer

Brian Walsh

Executive Producer

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Feb 17, 2010 Concerns arise when two endangered Sumatran tiger cubs are introduced to Dublin Zoo. Details Episode 2 Aired Feb 24, 2010 A zookeeper notices that Mayani the gorilla seems to be in a lot of pain and on closer inspection it turns out she's got a major problem with her teeth. Details Episode 3 Aired Mar 3, 2010 It's been a few weeks since the female Sumatran tiger cub was diagnosed with a perforated heart and since then she's been on a strict course of physiotherapy to help develop her chest, under the watchful eye of Gerry and his team. Details Episode 4 Aired Mar 10, 2010 The zoo obtains a male Sulawesi crested macaque to join the all-female troop. Details Episode 5 Aired Mar 17, 2010 Zookeeper Gareth de Jong takes us on an up-close and personal tour of Dublin Zoo's reptile house. Details Episode 6 Aired Mar 24, 2010 The female Sumatran tiger cub is back at UCD's veterinary hospital and, after an examination by vet Barbara Gallagher, the cub is sedated for further tests and an appointment with cardio-specialist Anne French. Details Episode 10 Aired Mar 6, 2025 Tigers Day At The Dentist The stories of the exotic animals and the people who care for them at the Dublin Zoo. Details
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Season Info

Director
Shane Brennan
Executive Producer
Brian Walsh
Network
RTE1
Rating
TV-G
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
British English
Release Date
Feb 17, 2010