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20230504_zia_c218_005 May 4, 2023: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA Pres

20230504_zia_c218_006 May 4, 2023: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA Pres

20230504_zia_c218_012 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_017 May 4, 2023: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA Pres

20230504_zia_c218_013 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_018 May 4, 2023: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA Pres

20230504_zia_c218_002 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_001 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_010 May 4, 2023, Whipsnade, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: ©

20230504_zia_c218_003 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_011 May 4, 2023, Whipsnade, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: ©

20230504_zia_c218_008 May 4, 2023, Whipsnade, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: ©

20230504_zia_c218_004 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_014 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_015 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_016 May 4, 2023, London, United Kingdom: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Lo

20230504_zia_c218_007 May 4, 2023: VIDEO AVAILABLE. CONTACT INFO@COVERMG.COM TO RECEIVE.**..Animals at ZSLâ??s conservation zoos got into the royal spirit this week, after zookeepers put up red, white and blue bunting in preparation for the Coronation Weekend...Critically Endangered Western Lowland gorillas and Bolivian black-capped squirrel monkeys woke up at London Zoo to find their home transformed by the decorations in honour of the historic event, while Charlie the Humboldt penguin represented his namesake, King Charles III, on London Zooâ??s iconic Penguin Beach...Over at Whipsnade Zoo, meerkats Bibbity, Pixie and Joey tucked into some tasty and nutritious crickets underneath Union flag bunting to mark the forthcoming festivities, while the conservation zooâ??s troop of endangered ring-tailed lemurs leapt agilely from bunting covered branch to branch to investigate theirs...Both conservation zoos are part of international conservation charity ZSL, whose vital work has been supported by the Royal Family since 1826, when it was first granted a Royal Charter by King George IV...Since then, every monarch, including the late Queen Elizabeth II, has served as ZSLâ??s Royal Patron â?? inspiring support for nature by shining an important spotlight on the work of the conservation zoos and championing ZSLâ??s wider work protecting species and restoring ecosystems across the world...King Charles III has been a supporter of ZSL since joining ZSLâ??s Exceptional Young Zoologist Club aged just 13: A life-long champion of wildlife, in his capacity as the Prince of Wales, His Majesty became ZSLâ??s Vice Patron in 2014...From Saturday 6 â?? Monday 8 May, visitors to London Zoo can enjoy a jam-packed programme of Royal activities. Families can discover the Kings and Queens of the animal kingdom at lively animal talks, learning about a whole host of â??royalâ?? animals, including Bhanu the Asiatic lion (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA Pres