day in 2009. Babies since 2009 have included a Malayan tapir, ring-tailed lemurs, a Grant's zebra, California sea lions, black-tailed prairie dogs, litters of piglets, spider monkeys, red kangaroos and many more. 2012 saw the birth of two eastern bongos, a blesbok foal, a giraffe foal and a baby chimpanzee and 2013 has seen the birth of coppery titi monkeys, a two toed sloth, another chimpanzee, twin white-belted ruffed lemurs as well as the arrival of two goodfellow's tree-kangaroos. Belfast zoo is only one of 22 worldwide zoos to hold the Goodfellow's tree-kangaroo. Incidents In 2019, a Red Panda escaped due to a power fault in her enclosure. It was found the next day in a residential area, a mile away from the zoo. In 2018, a spider monkey escaped and died after being hit by a car on the nearby motorway. In 2013 and again in 2015 several macaques escaped. They were found several days later. In 2010, a female white-nosed coati escaped and was not found for more than five weeks. In 2001 a wolf-like dog broke into a kangaroo enclosure and killed one of the younger kangaroos that had been born at the zoo. In the same year, several penguins were attacked in their enclosure with an iron bar. One was thrown into the lion's den and killed. Floral Hall Located within the grounds of the zoo is a 1930s art deco ballroom, the Floral Hall. The hall was popular venue in its time and during the war the hall had blackouts fitted to the windows so that dances could continue. In the 1960s, the hall was visited by musical artists such as Pink Floyd and Small Faces. The Floral Hall closed to the public on 2 April 1972 and has remained derelict since the outbreak of the Troubles in the 1970s. During the 1990s the Floral Hall had been given Listed Building Status. Belfast Buildings Preservation Trust are planning to renovate the building, although Belfast City Council have yet to provide any funding. 2010 has seen the project be taken further, with various meetings to discuss potential uses for the hall and the carrying out of a feasibility study. In December 2011 saw the creation of a Facebook page based around sharing old photos of the Floral Hall including interior shots of the hall today, the following year an online petition, addressed to the City Council