2023-11-16 12:56:07
Sad news has just been announced by those responsible for Bellewaerde Park. Bellewaerde Park is in mourning. – Photo News By the editorial team Published on 09/27/2023 at 11:52
The Bellewaerde team had to say goodbye to the male lion Aru last week.
The male lion Aru died last week. -DR
The caregivers noticed that he was less active in his last weeks and that he had more difficulty getting around. Aru had been suffering from medical issues for some time, so it was decided to make the difficult decision to euthanize the animal. “Such a decision is not easy to make, it was the best solution for Aru,” says Melissa Nollet, veterinarian and animal care manager.
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His body was donated to the morphology department of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Ghent for scientific research. “He was the last surviving lion, following we had to say goodbye to Kefira and Assagi.” There are therefore temporarily no more lions in Bellewaerde Park.
A strong bond woven
This situation is temporary, however, because Bellewaerde, a long-time member of EAZA, the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, has started looking for new lions and lionesses. “We hope to welcome them as soon as possible and restart the breeding program,” said Melissa Nollet.
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This death is a hard blow for the entire Bellewaerde team. “The lion would have been 16 years old on October 4.” Aru will be greatly missed by all the staff, especially the keepers, who had formed a strong bond with the animal over the years.
Twenty-eight people found themselves trapped on the Boomerang roller coaster at Bellewaerde Park in Ypres on Saturday evening. The attraction’s occupants were evacuated one by one and were able to reach dry land via the stairs along the rails, said park spokesperson Filip Van Dorpe. HLN video capture By Sudinfo with Belga Published on 08/12/2023 at 6:48 p.m. Modified on 08/12/2023 at 8:05 p.m.
The Boomerang roller coaster at Bellewaerde Park in Ypres has been stuck at a height of 10 meters for more than 15 minutes. Twenty-eight people found themselves trapped on the Boomerang roller coaster at Bellewaerde Park in Ypres on Saturday evening. The attraction’s occupants were evacuated one by one and were able to reach dry land via the stairs along the rails, said park spokesperson Filip Van Dorpe. The roller coaster train stopped mid-climb. “Next to the ramp, there are stairs through which the occupants were evacuated one by one,” explained the spokesperson. The device will now be checked. “After a few test laps, visitors will normally be able to get back on board the Boomerang this evening,” said the spokesperson. Bellewaerde Park is open until 10 p.m.
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