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The Zoo of Jerez Sees the Birth of the First Chicks of Andalusian Torillo, an Extinct Bird in Spain

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The specimens come from the first sets made by two females brought from Morocco The recovery of the Andalusian torillo

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The specimens come from the first sets made by two females brought from Morocco The recovery of the Andalusian torillo

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Each chicken has an identification ring that allows individual monitoring of its growth and development

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The first Andalusian torillos, an extinct species in Spain, are born in the Zoo de Jerez

A species that disappeared from Spain now has a new opportunity to return to its former habitat. The Center for Conservation of Zoobotanic Biodiversity of Jerez has achieved the birth of six Andalusian torillo chickens , a threatened bird whose recovery is part of an ambitious conservation program and future reintroduction on the Andalusian coast.The chicks were born between 11 and 12 October and constitute the first results of the program of re…

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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