Mike Jordan
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 66 |
| Date of birth | February 17,1958 |
| Zodiac sign | Aquarius |
| Born | The Royal Town Of Sutton Coldfield |
| United Kingdom | |
| Related to | Andrew Jordan |
| Wins | 1 |
| Poles | 0 |
| Start | 91 |
| Children | Andrew Jordan |
| Job | Basketball player |
| Entrepreneur | |
| Spokesperson | |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1635427 |
Mike Jordan Life story
Michael "Mike" Jordan is a British racing driver who competed in various classes of saloon and sportscar racing. He has won three British titles and spent three years competing in the BTCC against many drivers less than half his age, including his son and teammate Andrew.
Chester Zoo okapi birth will help reveal secrets of species, keeper says
... Animal and plant director Mike Jordan said the arrival was " not only a cause for celebration, but also a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to the conservation and protection of this charismatic species"...
Dancing lemur: Chester Zoo celebrates Coquerel's sifaka birth
... Mike Jordan, the zoo s director of animals and plants, said the birth was " a real landmark moment for conservation"...
Chester Zoo celebrates birth of world's rarest chimpanzee
... Mike Jordan, animal and plant director at the zoo, said: " In the last 25 years alone the world has lost 80% of its Western chimpanzee population, so the arrival of a healthy baby here at Chester offers us real hope that we can help turn things around for this species...
Chester Zoo celebrates birth of endangered Malayan tapir
... Wonderfully charismatic Director of animal and plants at Chester Zoo, Mike Jordan, said the Malayan tapir was " under enormous pressure" because its numbers had " crashed" over four decades to " frighteningly low levels, with hunting and habitat destruction being the main threats to its survival"...
Three-legged ploughshare tortoise finds new life on rollers
... Director of animals and plants Mike Jordan said Hope was " such an important addition to the zoo"...
Vaccine trial for killer elephant virus begins
... Mike Jordan, senior curator at the zoo, says the ability to develop this treatment in a captive setting is " hugely important" for all Asian elephants...
Three-legged ploughshare tortoise finds new life on rollers
A three-legged specimen of The World 's rarest type of tortoise has been fitted with rollers to get it moving again after it was rescued from smugglers.
Hope, a ploughshare tortoise, has been given a new home at Chester Zoo after being found in a suitcase by Hong Kong customs officers in 2019.
The male, which is missing a front leg, was fitted with under-shell support rollers before arriving in Cheshire.
The Zoo 's Dr Gerardo Garcia said Hope was " an incredibly special tortoise".
Ploughshare tortoises, which are native to Madagascar, are one of The World 's rarest animals, with fewer than 300 remaining in The Wild .
'Quicker than his neighbours'A spokesman for The Zoo said only 63 specimens " exist legally outside of Madagascar as part of vital conservation breeding programmes battling to save the species".
" Chester Zoo is now home to four of these, " He Said .
He added that the species was " highly prized for their distinctive gold and black shells" and fetched " exceptionally high prices" on The Black market.
Hope was found, along with 56 other endangered tortoises, three years ago by Hong Kong border officials.
The owner of The Suitcase , A Man from the Comoro Islands in East Africa , was later jailed for two years for smuggling.
The Reptile was initially taken to an Animal Rescue centre in Hong Kong where support rollers were fitted under its lower shell to help it balance.
Further modifications were made to the rollers at Chester Zoo after Hope arrived in the UK.
Dr Garcia, The Zoo 's curator of lower vertebrates and invertebrates said Hope had had " a remarkable life story".
He Said the " prosthetic mobility support" worked " wonderfully well".
" He moves even quicker than his three neighbours, " he added.
Director of animals and plants Mike Jordan said Hope was " such an important addition to The Zoo ".
He Said the species was " sadly under huge pressure for its survival" and there was a " very real possibility [it] could be lost forever".
He added that Hope would help " maintain an ark population" and join a breeding programme to create " a genetically viable safety net population and prevent its extinction".
" We refuse to sit back and see this incredible species disappear, " He Said .
Source of news: bbc.com
