Interesting. I wonder if Lion Country transferred their kulan over to Wildlife World. Do you (or anyone else) know how many kulan Wildlife World has?
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USDA says 2
- A 10-year-old female giraffe named Lily and a 1-year-old male giraffe named Jioni were found dead in their pasture by workers at the Lion Country Safari on May 3.
That was a couple years ago
0.1 Southern White Rhino was born on 22nd September to female Anna and male Chitabe. She has been named Aziza. This calf is Anna's second calf and the 37th calf to be born at the facility since 1979. They currently house 14 (3.11) white rhinos including Aziza's great-grandfather, Buck: Lion Country Safari has baby white rhinoceros at drive-thru zoo
Any other rhino pregnant by New breeding male?
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The calf's mother is experienced Bloom this is her first male after four daughters
And the sire is 9 year old Chitabe, this is his fourth calf after Bash, Elna, and Aziza. He is a genetically valuable bull as he is ranked 15th most valuable SWR bull in the nation and is recommended to breed with 8 cows at Lion Country Safari. Hopefully Chitabe is successful with the other six girls since only Bloom and her daughter Anna have bred at LCS in recent years.
A male chimp named "Tonk" was born on December 30th, 2021 to first-time mom "Irene", and he was the only chimp born at an AZA facility in 2021. This is the first birth at the facility in over 16 years and there are now 17 chimps living at Lion Country Safari.
According to my list, there are 18 currently at Lion Country Safari.
The father is either Jake or Ben.
Other 2021 News:
On February 8th, the park announced that a (0.1) scimitar-horned oryx was born the week prior.
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On February 17th, the park announced that a (0.1) greater kudu was born on the weekend prior.
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On March 20th, the park announced that (0.0.2) scimitar-horned oryxes were born and are now on exhibit in the Gir Forest area.
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On April 22nd, the park announced that a (0.0.1) plains zebra was born the weekend prior.
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On May 19th, the park announced that (0.0.2) common elands were born.
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On May 23rd, the park announced that (0.0.2+?) impalas were born.
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On May 28th, the park announced that a (0.1) common eland named Leona was born.
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On July 6th, the park announced they have acquired (2.0) eastern bongos named Bakari and Makumi from the Naples Zoo in Florida. They arrived at the facility in late April.
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https://www.wptv.com/lifestyle/taste-and-see/two-bongos-now-on-display-at-lion-country-safari
On July 16th, the park announced that another (0.0.1) plains zebra was born.
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On July 28th, the park announced that a (0.0.1) gemsbok named Capri was born on July 25th.
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On August 8th, the park announced that another (0.1) greater kudu was born.
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On September 18th, the park announced that a (0.0.1) common squirrel monkey was born on September 15th.
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On September 30th, the park announced that another (0.0.1) common squirrel monkey was born, this time on September 27th.
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On October 28th, the park announced that a (0.0.1) greater kudu was born on October 25th. The park also announced that (0.0.2) other greater kudus were born in October.
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*There are some births I may have left out, due to the sheer volume of births relating to greater kudu, plains zebra, and common eland, along with a lot more that were never mentioned.
On February 8th, the park announced that a (0.1) scimitar-horned oryx was born the week prior.
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On February 17th, the park announced that a (0.1) greater kudu was born on the weekend prior.
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On March 20th, the park announced that (0.0.2) scimitar-horned oryxes were born and are now on exhibit in the Gir Forest area.
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On April 22nd, the park announced that a (0.0.1) plains zebra was born the weekend prior.
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On May 19th, the park announced that (0.0.2) common elands were born.
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On May 23rd, the park announced that (0.0.2+?) impalas were born.
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On May 28th, the park announced that a (0.1) common eland named Leona was born.
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On July 6th, the park announced they have acquired (2.0) eastern bongos named Bakari and Makumi from the Naples Zoo in Florida. They arrived at the facility in late April.
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https://www.wptv.com/lifestyle/taste-and-see/two-bongos-now-on-display-at-lion-country-safari
On July 16th, the park announced that another (0.0.1) plains zebra was born.
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On July 28th, the park announced that a (0.0.1) gemsbok named Capri was born on July 25th.
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On August 8th, the park announced that another (0.1) greater kudu was born.
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On September 18th, the park announced that a (0.0.1) common squirrel monkey was born on September 15th.
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On September 30th, the park announced that another (0.0.1) common squirrel monkey was born, this time on September 27th.
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On October 28th, the park announced that a (0.0.1) greater kudu was born on October 25th. The park also announced that (0.0.2) other greater kudus were born in October.
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*There are some births I may have left out, due to the sheer volume of births relating to greater kudu, plains zebra, and common eland, along with a lot more that were never mentioned.
Other 2022 News:
On January 8th, the park announced that a (0.1) impala was born.
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On February 22nd, the park announced that a (1.0) greater kudu named Mac was born.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=486422466196211
On April 5th, the park announced that the Safari Falls area was closed for renovations, and reopened on April 10th.
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On May 12th, the park announced that a (1.0) plains zebra was born the week prior.
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On January 8th, the park announced that a (0.1) impala was born.
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On February 22nd, the park announced that a (1.0) greater kudu named Mac was born.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=486422466196211
On April 5th, the park announced that the Safari Falls area was closed for renovations, and reopened on April 10th.
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On May 12th, the park announced that a (1.0) plains zebra was born the week prior.
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On May 28th, the park announced that a (1.0) gemsbok was born earlier in the week.
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On July 15th, the zoo announced that their former Vice President for 22 years Harold Kramer has passed away.
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0.1 Southern White Rhino calf was born recently to mom, Blossom, and dad, Chitabe. This is her first calf and Chitabe’s 5th.
https://www.facebook.com/9467720166...RiWuVjB6bqT4xuJFXaTPWeyGaepgnRsezsKl/?app=fbl
https://www.facebook.com/9467720166...RiWuVjB6bqT4xuJFXaTPWeyGaepgnRsezsKl/?app=fbl
On September 26th, the zoo announced that a (0.0.1) common squirrel monkey was born the week prior.
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On October 20th, the zoo announced that a (0.0.1) plains zebra was born on October 16th and is now on exhibit.
The baby fuzz! | We are so excited to share that we have welcomed a new baby zebra to our herd! This little one was born on 10/16 and you can see the foal and mom in the... | By Lion Country Safari | Facebook
The baby fuzz! | We are so excited to share that we have welcomed a new baby zebra to our herd! This little one was born on 10/16 and you can see the foal and mom in the... | By Lion Country Safari | Facebook