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Tiger cub to be hand reared at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm
31st Jul 2009
Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm is full of animal noises but this morning a very different call was heard. It was a small baby Bengal Tiger cub. The tiny cub, which weighs just 2lb 3oz, was born on Tuesday 29th July in front of a global audience of thousands, live on the Tiger Webcam. Head Keeper, Chris Wilkinson, tells us more; “Tira began her contractions mid afternoon and gave birth approximately 1.30pm. Sadly two of the cubs were stillborn with one surviving. Tira did nothing to harm the cubs; it’s just one of those sad and unfortunate things. The third cub, which is a boy and quite ...
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New Partnership with the World Land Trust
15th Dec 2008
FiNETra's latest video stream ( in partnership with conservation organisation the World Land Trust – www.worldlandtrust.org) is now operational, providing live images of some of the world's rarest birds in Fundación Jocotoco’s Buenaventura Reserve, located high in the Ecuatorial rainforest. The ‘Webcam in the Forest’ has immediately caught the attention of thousands of visitors, giving them a perfect opportunity to see hummingbirds, rare Toucans and a host of other wildlife live in their native habitat. Unlike other webcam systems the pictures are downloaded live onto visitors' computers, giving them the chance to see an ever-changing variety of wildlife every ...
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Amazing live views of the Minack Theatre, Cornwall
2nd Nov 2008
One of Cornwall’s best know tourist attractions the Minack Theatre is the latest place to have a live video stream installed and supplied by fiNETra. The theatre has had two static cameras uploading an image every 20 seconds but now the 100,000 visitors to the site can see what is happening right now.The Minack theatre is carved into the cliffs in Porthcurno, 20 minutes from Penzance, Cornwall. "Minack" in Cornish means a rocky place and the black headed crag below the theatre has always drawn local fishermen. Until the 1930’s they had the gorse filled gully to themselves ...
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Zoo rhinos return to online limelight
29th Sep 2008
Paignton Zoo’s rare black rhinos are
making their internet comeback.
Female black rhino Sita became an
international celebrity when the birth of her calf Zuri was broadcast
on the internet in March 2007.
Now, Paignton Zoo Environmental Park
has installed a web cam inside the rhino house to allow fans to watch
the pair. The camera will show live video footage every day from
9.00am until 7pm.
Paignton Zoo spokesperson Phil Knowling
said: “We want to build on ...
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Bristol Zoo Gardens Installs Gorilla Webcam
20th Aug 2008
Fans of Bristol
Zoo Gardens’ family of gorillas can now watch these fascinating
creatures at the click of a button as the Zoo launches its new
gorilla webcam.
The webcam will stream live views of the Zoo’s
impressive Gorilla Island, home to the Zoo’s family of five
gorillas: Jock the 220kg (more than 34 stone) adult male, Salome and
Romina the two adult females, three-year-old Namoki and little
Komale, who is almost two.
The camera has a 180 degree view
enabling it to cover almost the whole island ...
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