That would be a pretty short list
North American Population Lists
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I've heard through the grapevine there's not that many left. At a handful of zoos tops.
Five collections received them initially, I don't know if any more have gotten them since. I know a few of the zoos have quite a few individuals, though.
Currently, only four lists are left for me to update for the beginning of 2022, but I was wondering if any of these species would be of interest for lists:
- Spotted Hyena
- Bush Dog
- Fossa
- Giant Anteater
- Asiatic Black Bear
- Koala
- Okapi - somewhat having doubts
- Red Panda - somewhat having doubts
- Babirusa
- Visayan Warty Pig
- Hamadryas Baboon
- Aye-Aye
- Tufted Deer
- Blue Duiker
- Red-Flanked Duiker
- Spotted-Necked Otter
- Silvery Lutung
- Lowland Anoa - maybe
- Gibbons - also maybe. I'm not sure.
I am almost done with an Okapi list and will be posting it soon.
Bolded the ones I'd most like to see. There is a worldwide Aye-aye list somewhere on the site, that I think is reasonably up to date.
I forgot to mention it earlier but I'd love to see a list for Blue Duiker, which I see was on your list.
I'd also be interested in lists for Red and Mexican Gray Wolves.
I'd also be interested in lists for Red and Mexican Gray Wolves.
I would like asiastic black bears, gibbons,red pandas, giant anteaters, and fossas
I am for certain, more than aware of the fact that a few other ZooChatters have already bolded in what species they would like to see a population list for. But regardless of that, here are the animals that I bolded, for in which, I would like to see a population list for as well, (see the replied quotation above).
Are ocelots possible
Ocelots would be possible. I think they're kept on different subspecific levels, though.
I believe the SSP differentiates between Brazilian and Generic ocelots.
I was thinking Brazilian
I'd like to see gibbons, the suids, and wolves other than maned wolf (who has what subspecies).
I don't think you could do Northern White-cheeked or White-handed but you could probably do the other gibbons.
Far too many Red River Hogs and Common Warthogs to keep track of. Wild Boar are too hard to determine if actually wild or not most of the time. Visayan Warty Pig and Babirusa possibly could be done though.
Gray Wolves other than Mexican would be impossible to keep track of (Mexican Gray Wolf could probably be done). Red Wolf could be done, as well.
Northern White-Cheeked could possibly be done. Lar would be impossible.
Currently working on primates
What primates are you working on? I have a few I'd like to do, so let's get in touch so we don't accidentally do the same species.
Those are both species I have as potential lists.
Don't Mexican Gray and Red Wolves get reintroduced into the wild frequently? I feel like that would make it difficult.
Mexican Gray does, Red hasn't for a long time but they'll probably start to be in the next few years.
All of them... It's been an ongoing project I've been working on for a while. I'm about halfway done. I apologize.What primates are you working on? I have a few I'd like to do, so let's get in touch so we don't accidentally do the same species.