Loaning out our wildlife – for a fee


KUALA LUMPUR: Zoo Negara will study China’s method of loaning its pandas to other countries and propose for the same to be done with the wildlife in Malaysia.

Zoo Negara deputy director Dr Muhammad Danial Felix said the same could be done with Malaysian wildlife such as the orang utan and the Malayan tiger to fund research and sustainability of the animals.

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