Exhibición de gallos por Año Nuevo Lunar en Filipinas

The Malabon Zoo in Manila has launched a new exhibition called 'Roosters of the World' to celebrate the Year of the Rooster according to the Chinese zodiac. The exhibition features roosters from various countries and aims to inspire conservation efforts for forests and bird species. The zoo, owned by Manitanco, is a private collection of endemic and exotic animals. The owner's inspiration for the zoo came from reading about Noah's Ark and recognizing the threat of deforestation in the Philippines.

What is the main purpose of the new exhibition at the Malabón Zoo?

• To showcase the largest collection of roosters in the world

• To promote tourism in Manila

• To sell exotic birds to collectors

• To celebrate the Year of the Rooster and inspire conservation

Which countries are represented in the rooster exhibition?

• Argentina, Egypt, Greece, Turkey, Vietnam

• Japan, England, USA, Poland, China, Malaysia, France

• Brazil, India, Australia, Canada, Russia

• Italy, Spain, Germany, Mexico, South Africa

What does a visitor hope for in the Year of the Rooster?

• To have good luck

• To win a rooster competition

• To travel to all countries represented in the exhibition

• To start a rooster farm

Who owns the Malabón Zoo and what inspired its creation?

• An international organization, inspired by global conservation efforts

• A local farmer, inspired by the beauty of roosters

• A private collector, inspired by a childhood book about Noah's Ark

• The government of Manila, inspired by local wildlife

What threat did the owner of the Malabón Zoo learn about that influenced his dedication to animal care?

• Climate change

• Pollution in urban areas

• Deforestation in the Philippines

• Illegal wildlife trade