The recent passing of lioness Lorena at ZOO Planckendael in Muizen has saddened many animal lovers across Belgium. Lorena, who lived to the age of 15, was a beloved member of the zoo’s lion family. Her death marks the end of an era at one of Belgium’s most popular wildlife parks.
- Leeuwin Lorena stierf in ZOO Planckendael
- Lorena werd 15 jaar oud
- Lorena had meerdere jaren gezondheidsproblemen
- ZOO zoekt nieuw vrouwtje voor Yarzar
- Yarzar is de zoon van Lorena
- Amanda Wielemans geeft officiële verklaring
On 2025-08-05 17:53:00, the zoo confirmed that Lorena had been struggling with health issues for several years. Despite her age and ailments, she remained a symbol of strength and grace. Now, the focus shifts to the future of the lion pride, as the zoo seeks to maintain its conservation and breeding efforts.
What comes next for Planckendael’s lions? How will the zoo ensure the continuation of this important species? These questions are at the heart of the zoo’s current plans.
How important is it for ZOO Planckendael to find a new lioness? The answer lies in both conservation and visitor experience. The zoo’s breeding program helps protect the species and keeps the lion family thriving for educational and ecological purposes. With Yarzar ready to mate, selecting a suitable partner is crucial.
- Maintaining genetic diversity within the lion population
- Supporting Belgium’s role in global wildlife conservation
- Enhancing visitor engagement through a healthy, growing pride
Looking ahead, ZOO Planckendael’s search for a new lioness highlights the ongoing commitment to wildlife care and education. Visitors and conservationists alike will be watching closely as the pride continues to evolve.
