sooty mangabey
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I would concur with this praise. The old version of @alexkant 's website received some high price love; the new version is even better. It's a very clean design, and the content is top notch.
Online Zoo Animal Databases
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I would concur with this praise. The old version of @alexkant 's website received some high price love; the new version is even better. It's a very clean design, and the content is top notch.
The only thing that could make it even better is if one could click the year (if an institutions was visited more than one time) to see when which species was taken a picture of and if the collection and exhibits have changed over the years
This ia litterualy the only thing, which may make the site perfect, if it is not allready
This ia litterualy the only thing, which may make the site perfect, if it is not allready
That's a huge shame and must be a recent change, I was on the site just the other week. Seems globalspecies.org takes you to some guy's blog now.
~Thylo
See if this works for you: Global Species : Institutions, Zoos, etc.
That's really bizarre because that link works, but when I type globalspecies.org/zooinsts in, it gives me a "404 Not Found" page.
~Thylo
Did you try adding https://?
GlobalSpecies is back up for me it seems, it was down earlier this week (as a couple users have noted) so I’m surprised the link worked.
Idk, it worked for me with it, it didn't work without it.
On the home page (that blog-site) the link for the zoo lists is on the left ("globalspecies").
Good, I'll replace the link in the original post with the new link. I tried it without the http and I got the same result as you (a 404 error). The reason the old link doesn't work is that the www has been replaced with http alone. I'm not sure why that matters because it should still redirect automatically I think, even without the www, but that's the only difference in the address. Interestingly, if you just put in globalspecies.org it does take you to that home page, even though the address of that home page is actually https:// brucemyers. com
It's a new link. The old link no longer works because he has reorganised his website.
Probably I missed your message one year ago ))) So, as you can see I added a lot of new functionalites on my website: statistics, rating, videos, taxonomy. I still have a list of 11 new zoos to be added very soon. Hope to visit some interesting zoos in 2019.I am planing also to write an year for every animal picture, so visitors could better understand which picture is historical and which one is current.(for zoos with a several visits). And yes, now you could "like" animals and zoos and see this rating on main page!
I have a plans to do that in 2019! Thank you!
drill
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I look at your website just about every day now. Do you have a video of the Northern white rhino?
Unfortunately no, only photographs
I want to share another website for Japanese zoo.
動物園・水族館特集｜アクセスや季節のイベントをご紹介！お出かけをサポート
This website is entirely in Japanese, so I have problem studying the meaning too. Basically, as you scroll down you will see a map of Japan, and then click on each area will give you a list of zoo in that area. It also have some photos as well as the location of each zoo. The ranking and star rating of each zoo is a bit weird though.
動物園・水族館特集｜アクセスや季節のイベントをご紹介！お出かけをサポート
This website is entirely in Japanese, so I have problem studying the meaning too. Basically, as you scroll down you will see a map of Japan, and then click on each area will give you a list of zoo in that area. It also have some photos as well as the location of each zoo. The ranking and star rating of each zoo is a bit weird though.
If you liked ZooInstitutes, you may also like:
The Online Zoo
I found this while trying to figure out if Palm Beach Zoo has any luesistic White-Cheeked Pintails. I'm sure that is the first time that sentence has ever been written or spoken.
The Online Zoo
I found this while trying to figure out if Palm Beach Zoo has any luesistic White-Cheeked Pintails. I'm sure that is the first time that sentence has ever been written or spoken.
drill
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that site has not been updated since 2015
But still nice to know it exists.
I'm pretty sure they used to be a member of ZooChat as well.
~Thylo
~Thylo