David Brown is somewhat local and has visited recently. I'd say that's confirmation.
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David Brown is somewhat local and has visited recently. I'd say that's confirmation.
There are no Wombats of either species on exhibit at either the Zoo or Safari Park. I have heard that there is/was a wombat that is an animal ambassador but I have never seen it.
When did they take the ones next to the devils off exhibit?
I couldn’t tell you when it changed. It was before I was going to the Zoo regularly. There is a Bettong in the first exhibit there as you’re coming from the entrance, and then the Tasmanian Devils.
No worries. If I'm remembering the layout correctly, it sounds the bettong is in the former wombat exhibit. Wonder why they chose to take the wombats off exhibit.
As of February of this year: yes (Asian Passage), no, yes (Africa Rocks), yes (Urban Jungle), and Nasua nasua
Thank you!
They have a Andean Bear cub right now even.
You'd think that would be enough to put the species on their website
There's quite a few zoos with those cubs right now, I have a twitter for just following zoos and Andean cub posts are as common as penguins and otters lately.
You'd think that would be enough to put the species on their website
Andean (Spectacled) Bear | San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants
EDIT: There's also pages for Dwarf Mongoose, Binturong, and coati.
Andean (Spectacled) Bear | San Diego Zoo Animals & Plants
EDIT: There's also pages for Dwarf Mongoose, Binturong, and coati.
They aren't on the page that comes up when you click on "animals & plants": Animals & Plants
True, it's slightly confusing. The "animals and plants" link on the zoo's main site isn't the one to use. If you go down the side bar to "our family of sites" and then select "animals and plants" that is the real link for their animals and information.
Let me know if some additional directions would be helpful.
True, it's slightly confusing. The "animals and plants" link on the zoo's main site isn't the one to use. If you go down the side bar to "our family of sites" and then select "animals and plants" that is the real link for their animals and information.
Let me know if some additional directions would be helpful.
I know which link you mean, I assumed it was the same one and didn't click. Why even have two different pages like that?! What is the point of having one with species missing, if you also have one with all of the species on it? Sigh.
Beyond me, I don't understand the reasoning behind it either. I've pretty much forgiven them on the basis that they generally provide a lot of information on their species including whether the species is present in the collection. You just have to make sure you clicked the right link.
Beyond me, I don't understand the reasoning behind it either. I've pretty much forgiven them on the basis that they generally provide a lot of information on their species including whether the species is present in the collection. You just have to make sure you clicked the right link.
I guess I should be glad that they at least have it available at all, compared to most places!
I just opened up my flickr home page and right at the top are a few photos uploaded by them of the cub (plus a few other babies).
Do you know what animals could be found in the shows like the Wegeforth Bowl, the small show in Africa rocks, or any of the animal ambassadors?
In February I've seen an Aardvark,an Umbrella Cockatoo and a Beaver.
In February, I saw an Eurasian eagle-owl.
They featured a Common Wombat online recently, one of the ambassador animals.
Thanks, later I'm gonna check that other species list someone else was talking about