Along with numerous other American collections.
Are These in Captivity?
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Is it in Desert's edge?
No, Hamil Family Play Zoo.
The Bronx Zoo has/had Screaming Hairy Armadillos, too.
EDIT: The Virginia Zoo has them, as well.
EDIT: The Virginia Zoo has them, as well.
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I know several pseudoscorpion species are kept privately.
Largest giant huntsman spider in Australia donated to zoo
This video claims one was donated to a zoo in Australia, warning if you have arachnophobia don't watch this video or you won't be able to sleep tonight.
Wattled Ploughbills? Just came to mind when I was flipping through my Birds of New Guinea book.
Not afaik.
Shame, Such interesting birds.
And swines to find; eventually had good views of a male on the PNG trip.
Very cool to see those!
They're around, though I can't name anywhere specific off the top of my head.
Would Shedd Aquarium have them? In general I find US aquariums' collections of local and endemic freshwater fish somewhat lacking.
Off the top of my head Shedd and Henry Vilas both have Walleye. I think Milwaukee, Reiman Aquarium, Minnesota Zoo and Sea Life, and NMRMAA should have it as well, though I'm not 100% sure on those.
@RatioTile Shedd has a great collection of native freshwater species from the Great Lakes region. I haven't visited Tennessee Aquarium but I hear their collection of native freshwater species is amazing. I think Great Lakes Aquarium in Duluth is all native species.
Both Minnesota & Great Lakes both have walleye last time I visited, also Great Lakes has a few ocean displays and some land animals as well.
Great lakes has a very nice freshwater fish collection. Yes, Walleye is at the Minnesota zoo In that really cool Freshwater fish tank in Minnesota trails.
1. Probably somewhere, but Insectarium collections are generally hard to reference.
2. Sea slugs are hard to keep in captivity from my understanding, but I wouldn't be surprised if this would be kept before.
3. I don't know.
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