A confiscated pet tiger cub has been taken in by the zoo:
https://www.krqe.com/news/albuquerq...ene-temporarily-at-zoo-investigation-ongoing/
https://www.krqe.com/news/albuquerq...ene-temporarily-at-zoo-investigation-ongoing/
A confiscated pet tiger cub has been taken in by the zoo:
https://www.krqe.com/news/albuquerq...ene-temporarily-at-zoo-investigation-ongoing/
Does anyone know if they ever built that Arctic fox exhibit they announced decades ago or if they at least took down the signage for it?
I seem to recall years ago they had one that was attached to the polar bear exhibit.The zoo does not have an Arctic fox exhibit.
The Catwalk has long needed to be updated, so this is a welcome move IMO....BioPark to move forward with plans to update and modernize the Catwalk...
Yeah I agree. It is strange that they just got them in 2016 and then put in a request to the AZA for a transfer in 2019. I guess they were more or less surplus?The Catwalk has long needed to be updated, so this is a welcome move IMO.
On December 3rd, the zoo announced that a (0.0.1) gentoo penguin was hatched on November 22nd. The zoo also announced that Penguin Chill has reopened to the public after being closed due to avian influenza.
Good news! Penguin Chill, which closed in mid-October due to avian influenza, is open to the public again starting today. Plus, we're excited to announce... | By ABQ BioPark | Facebook
Gentoo Penguins Digit and Killian Welcome a Chick — City of Albuquerque
Albuquerque Biopark consists of four separate facilities, only one of which is the zoo (formerly known as Rio Grande Zoo). The penguin announcement is the only one that applies to the zoo, since the fish were almost certainly bred at the aquarium and the Heritage Farm is at the botanical gardens.Other 2023 News:
On March 16th, the zoo announced they bred and released 13,750 silvery minnows into the Rio Grande River.
Today, the ABQ BioPark released 13,750 tagged silvery minnows into the Rio Grande river, helping to continue the existence of this local endangered... | By ABQ BioPark | Facebook
ABQ BioPark Completes Seasonal Silvery Minnow Release — City of Albuquerque
On March 22nd, the zoo announced the penguin's gender, (1.0).
baby penguin gender reveal | Baby penguin gender reveal time! We now know the sex of the baby penguin hatched in November. Three members of our penguin animal care team shared this... | By ABQ BioPark - Facebook
On March 28th, the zoo announced they broke ground for renovations of the Heritage Farm area. The updated site will include large new exhibits for the animals, improvements to the cider barn and farmhouse, and a new electric train surrounding the area, among other improvements.
ABQ BioPark
BioPark Breaks Ground on Heritage Farm Renovations — City of Albuquerque
I am glad they have a local wildlife component for the native cooter turtles.On July 8th, it was announced that the zoo acquired a (1.0) ocelot named Frisco from the Mesker Park Zoo in Indiana.
Everyone say hello to... - Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden
On July 17th, the zoo announced they bred and released (0.0.3) Rio Grande cooters into the wild.
ABQ BioPark releases three Rio Grande cooters near Carlsbad, New Mexico — City of Albuquerque