In the Wisconsin area? What are some of the species you are thinking of? Any bats, moles, shrews, voles or other small rodents?
List of rarest species in US?
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In the Wisconsin area? What are some of the species you are thinking of? Any bats, moles, shrews, voles or other small rodents?
Plenty of bats, a couple ground squirrel species, and few native mice (mainly White-footed).
What species of bat, ground squirrel and native mice...and more importantly...where!?
Little Brown and Big Brown are around at pretty much every nature center or wildlife sanctuary. They might have an Eastern Red Bat at Ledgeview Nature Center but I'm not sure.
Franklin's Ground Squirrel is the only species still present in the area, at Shalom Wildlife Zoo, but other species pop up frequently.
As for mice, similar situation to the ground squirrels. Only White-footed is present right now, at Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary. Other species pop up from time to time.
drill
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Audubon has Talapoin monkey, Brazilian ocelot, Nancy Ma's night monkey, St Vincent agouti. Hattiesburg, MS zoo has Blue duiker. Don't know about Jackson. Indian muntjac at Baton Rouge and other ungulates also at that zoo
drill
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thanks
@Giant Eland Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary has a Southern Flying Squirrel.
drill
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those are not rare, more uncommon.
Maybe so, but actually seeing the flying squirrel is rare in my experience! Usually a ball of fur at best.
I just saw a pair of flying squirrels for sale for only $200.
drill
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Amazing Animals in Florida claims to keep Azara's night monkey
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I've found another facility with pale fox! Cub Creek Science Camp in Missouri has 2. Pale Fox - Cub Creek Science and Animal Camp
They also have a geoffroy's cat that lives with the foxes. I've found at least 4 places so far that have geoffroy's.
They also have a geoffroy's cat that lives with the foxes. I've found at least 4 places so far that have geoffroy's.
African leopards most zoos display Amur leopards but in USA zoos Africans are rare
Columbus now has Tasmanian devils
I highly doubt there are any actual African Leopards left in US zoos, but rather generic Leopards being called African.
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drill
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What are they?
What are you asking about?
Jungle Man
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Rarest Species in Captivity in USA
Pale fox: Cub Creek Science and Animal Camp, Animal Adventures Family Zoo and Rescue Center.
Booted Macaque: Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo,Franklin Drive thru Safari and Special Memories Zoo ( closed don't know where are they going)
Talapoin Monkey: Audubon Zoo (Do they still have them?)
Royal Antelope: By the AZA Giraffe and Antelope Tag in 2014 there were 2.10 individuals in 4 institutions.
Owl Monkey: Brights Zoo,Memphis Zoo
Jaguarundi: Bear Creek Feline Center,Exotic Feline Breeding Compound and Project Survival's Cat Haven.
There is a lot of other rare species that we will list time by time.
Pale fox: Cub Creek Science and Animal Camp, Animal Adventures Family Zoo and Rescue Center.
Booted Macaque: Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo,Franklin Drive thru Safari and Special Memories Zoo ( closed don't know where are they going)
Talapoin Monkey: Audubon Zoo (Do they still have them?)
Royal Antelope: By the AZA Giraffe and Antelope Tag in 2014 there were 2.10 individuals in 4 institutions.
Owl Monkey: Brights Zoo,Memphis Zoo
Jaguarundi: Bear Creek Feline Center,Exotic Feline Breeding Compound and Project Survival's Cat Haven.
There is a lot of other rare species that we will list time by time.