Right, but weren't they off-exhibit for renovations since then?
They were on display for a little while, then renovations were done on their behind the scenes area for a bit, but were allowed back on exhibit a week or two ago.
Right, but weren't they off-exhibit for renovations since then?
An epaulette shark pup hatched behind the scenes at The Living Coast. This is an unusual birth as she was born without a father.
The male addax born Aug 8 has been named Ike.
Nine American flamingos ranging in age from 1 to 3 months old arrived last week. Following a brief quarantine, they will be on exhibit in The Swamp.
I'm curious - where/how do you get all of your information? You've always got the first scoop on things, I've noticed.
I’m an employee at the zoo.
Oh, how fun!! And the information is public knowledge? How exciting to get the inside scoop!
A lot of it they don't release to the general public. Heck, they still haven't announced the arrival of the Pallas cat online! It's crazy to me.
Oh, wow! Hopefully you don't get into any trouble for sharing then.
Don't they make you keep mum about certain things?A lot of it they don't release to the general public. Heck, they still haven't announced the arrival of the Pallas cat online! It's crazy to me.
Don't they make you keep mum about certain things?
I'd imagine leaking stuff would get you in trouble
Sorry to underestimate your fidelity to conductYes, of course I would not leak information that is confidential. The stuff I post about are things that can already be viewed by the public.
Sorry to underestimate your fidelity to conduct
Are you sure they weren't Saffron Finches? They look very similar and fit the South American theme much better.I don’t recall if they’ve been in here before, but I spotted taveta golden weavers and red-capped cardinals in Tropic World: South America today.
Are you sure they weren't Saffron Finches? They look very similar and fit the South American theme much better.
I thought the master plan was going to be released this month?The zoo has received a $40 million donation, the largest in the zoo's history.
“We are immensely grateful for this unparalleled act of generosity,” said Dr. Michael Adkesson, president and CEO of the Chicago Zoological Society and director of Brookfield Zoo. “This significant gift will support the construction of Tropical Forests, featuring state-of-the-art outdoor and indoor environments for our great apes, as well as a series of exciting new animal habitats that will be revealed in the Zoo’s forthcoming master plan, slated for release in early 2024. This gift bolsters our ability to create an exceptional future for Brookfield Zoo as we approach our centennial celebration in 2034.”
I thought the master plan was going to be released this month?