female departed for a zoo in Spain shortly after, and the zoo are in the progress of creating a breeding situation – Baabu has now been exchanged for Beni from Pilsen Zoo. 2 Indian rhino calves have been born on the plain, the most recent, a male was born May 2018. The paddocks formerly housed barasingha, Ankole cattle, blackbuck and sitatunga. Other paddocks on the west side of the zoo support grazing herds of Grévy's zebras, sitatunga, Kirk's dik-diks, eastern bongo,roan antelope. Przewalski's horses left the collection in 2010 to make way for the new African hunting dog enclosure. Other animals formerly housed here were Père David's deer, red-necked wallabies, ostriches , gemsbok, scimitar horned oryx , southern lesser kudu and emus. Mkomazi National Park Painted Dogs Conserve In 2011, a new exhibit housing African painted dogs on the site of the former Przewalski's horse paddock was opened. In the style of an African research station with an African village, the exhibit has a dry landscape with fake kopje stones. A pack of African painted dogs are the main exhibit and the first breeding occurred in 2017. Aardvarks and rock hyraxes are nearby. Madagascar In 2019, the zoo opened a new Madagascar-themed zone close to the former lion enclosure. The area showcases the zoo's ongoing conservation work on the island. The central exhibit is a walk-through enclosure featuring groups of ring-tailed lemurs, red-bellied lemurs and red ruffed lemur. Nearby are additional enclosures housing Coquerel's sifakas, crowned lemur and fossa, Madagascar's largest predator. Previous residents included a group of black lemur who were moved to one of the vacant islands near Bats' Bridge in 2021. Forest Zone The north east area of the zoo is where many forest-dwelling species are kept. As well as the chimpanzees, okapis, jaguars and Tropical Realm, there are enclosures for Congo buffalo and red river hogs. Nearby is a large paddock and house for the zoo's Rothschild's giraffe herd. The area between the rear of Tropical Realm and the Spirit of the Jaguar has enclosures for various species including a group of native sand lizards and an aviary for red-billed curassows. Animals formerly displayed in forest zone include maned wolves, babirusa, warthogs, Chilean pudú, Mallorcan midwife toads, golden-bellied capuchins, visayan warty pigs, ring-tailed coatis and bactrian camels. Butterfly Journey An enclosure formerly housing maned wolves was demolished and replaced in 2008 by a heated butterfly house