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The End of Elephants in Liberec. The Zoo Took Away the Last Female Elephant

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Elephant breeding has ended at the Liberec Zoo after seventy years. The last elephant, Bala, set off on a journey of approximately 1,700 kilometers to her new home at Skanda Vale in Wales, Great Britain, on Sunday morning.
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Liberec Zoo said goodbye to its only female elephant on Sunday. After thirteen years in the zoo, Bala set off on a journey of approximately 1,700 kilometers to her new home in Wales. She is expected to arrive there on Monday.

Elephant breeding has ended at the Liberec Zoo after seventy years. The last elephant, Bala, set off on a journey of approximately 1,700 kilometers to her new home at Skanda Vale in Wales, Great Britain, on Sunday morning.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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iDNES.cz broke the news in Čestlice, Czechia on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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