The Naked-throated Bellbird (Procnias nudicollis) is among the diverse avian species at Copenhagen Zoo. While specific details about the acquisition date or individual birds are not publicly available, the zoo's commitment to avian diversity is evident.

Copenhagen Zoo actively participates in European breeding programs for endangered species, known as EEP (EAZA Ex Situ Programmes). These programs aim to maintain genetically diverse and healthy populations within European zoos, contributing to global conservation efforts.

By housing species like the Naked-throated Bellbird, Copenhagen Zoo plays a role in educating the public about biodiversity and the importance of conservation. Visitors can observe this unique bird and learn about its natural habitat and the challenges it faces in the wild.