If you could go back in time...

FBBird said:
They certainly had Thylacine.....
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That they did. Three in total but I don't think they had any when they opened. Was just saying since they opened in 1899 I don't think they would have held any extinct species in the 1800's.

A tad nitpicky of a point to make I guess, though.

~Thylo
 
ThylacineAlive said:
That they did. Three in total but I don't think they had any when they opened. Was just saying since they opened in 1899 I don't think they would have held any extinct species in the 1800's.
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Indeed there were no thylacines at Bronx Zoo when it opened; actually, I think that Bronx Zoo had four thylacines in total between 1902 and 1919 (although one only lived a week).
 
Tim May said:
Indeed there were no thylacines at Bronx Zoo when it opened; actually, I think that Bronx Zoo had four thylacines in total between 1902 and 1919 (although one only lived a week).
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Now that you mention it yes they did have four.

~Thylo
 
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