Bristol zoo eggs raise hopes for endangered stick insect

The zoo's Lord Howe Island stick insects - once feared to be extinct - have produced a second generation of eggs Keepers at a British zoo are celebrating the appearance of five eggs that suggest an attempt to save one of the world's rarest creatures - the Lord Howe Island stick insect - is working. The eggs were found at Bristol zoo gardens, which is part of a global effort to prevent the animals becoming extinct.