Slimbridge and Berlin Zoo have had all species of flamingos at the same time.
Zoos That Have Had All Species of a Type of Animal
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Ueno zoo have all species of aardvark! Who knows?
Yes, for some reason all Aardvark-keeping zoos decide to keep every species of Aardvark in their collection.
I'm pretty sure that humans have appeared at Forth Worth Zoo.
shoebill keeping zoos as well.
And platypus keeping zoos
They do, plus one hybrid taxa on top of that.
Haliaeetus
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Beauval keeps now all these species.
When did they get jaguar?
Several places in the USA have all of panthera. The Wild Animal Park is the only one I know of that keeps all 5 plus the three lesser big cats (clouded, cheetah, and puma).
They've had jaguar for several years now, since atleast the opening of Elephant Odyssey but maybe even longer. The habitat is the one right next to the lions, and currently houses a single female Nindiri.
Thanks! I could find a lot from the past, but when I looked before, I couldn't find recent stuff and no one mentioned it in the felids thread. There's two zoos with the 5 + 3 then, one on each coast.
Two actually.
What hybrid do they have besides Sandhill x Whooping?
I'm guessing monotypic taxa don't count? 
I’ve never seen a platypus with an abacus! Unless this is one of Dr Seuss’ less well known stories!I'm guessing monotypic taxa don't count?
Toronto keeps both pygmy and river hippos... for now. The rivers are on phase out to everyones great disappointment.
They have kept 5 panthera at once, African lions, Amur tigers, snow leopard, jaguar and Chinese leopard. Now that I think of it I might be a little off on the jaguar timing... they could have arrived after the Chinese leopards left. If we want to count clouded leopard as the leopard (which I think is wrong) then we have it today with the bonus of Sumatran tigers too. The zoo also keeps cheetahs and cougars and until early this year Canadian lynx. In the past they have also been home to ocelots, bobcats, caracal, and serval. Big on the felines in Toronto for awhile.
They did have white, black and Indian rhinos for a very brief period in the 70's.
Not positive but they may have also had all the North American bears at one point. Definitely have for all but 2 years had polar bears. Im pretty sure there have always been grizzlies but not certain. And there was a period of time where there was black bears early on in the zoo so if they always had grizzlies then they had all three North American bears for awhile.
There was a time when they had an impressive list of equines with Przewalski's, Persian onager, Grevy's zebra, Grant's zebra and Burchell's zebra.
They did well with deer species in the early days too with Chinese water deer, Siberian roe deer, Pere David's deer, sika deer, barasingha, white tailed deer, mule deer, moose, elk, Reeve's muntjac, reindeer, and caribou. Most if not all overlapped at some point.
They have kept 5 panthera at once, African lions, Amur tigers, snow leopard, jaguar and Chinese leopard. Now that I think of it I might be a little off on the jaguar timing... they could have arrived after the Chinese leopards left. If we want to count clouded leopard as the leopard (which I think is wrong) then we have it today with the bonus of Sumatran tigers too. The zoo also keeps cheetahs and cougars and until early this year Canadian lynx. In the past they have also been home to ocelots, bobcats, caracal, and serval. Big on the felines in Toronto for awhile.
They did have white, black and Indian rhinos for a very brief period in the 70's.
Not positive but they may have also had all the North American bears at one point. Definitely have for all but 2 years had polar bears. Im pretty sure there have always been grizzlies but not certain. And there was a period of time where there was black bears early on in the zoo so if they always had grizzlies then they had all three North American bears for awhile.
There was a time when they had an impressive list of equines with Przewalski's, Persian onager, Grevy's zebra, Grant's zebra and Burchell's zebra.
They did well with deer species in the early days too with Chinese water deer, Siberian roe deer, Pere David's deer, sika deer, barasingha, white tailed deer, mule deer, moose, elk, Reeve's muntjac, reindeer, and caribou. Most if not all overlapped at some point.
Randomname0183
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Bioparc Valencia keeps both hippo species
Antimony96
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For all the diversity it's shed over the years, Philly still has all five Panthera species.