Good catch! I'll edit my review to 'Red-billed'.
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Good catch! I'll edit my review to 'Red-billed'.
On March 21st, the zoo officially sexed the tamarins as (1.1).
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On April 24th, the zoo officially sexed the wallaroo as (0.1). On May 2nd, the zoo announced the wallaroo's name, Adelaide.
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On June 11th, the zoo announced they built a new exhibit for their African spurred tortoise which will open to the public on June 28th.
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On June 18th, the zoo announced they renovated the Children's Zoo area which will open to the public on July 6th.
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On June 19th, the zoo announced that a (1.0) cheetah was born on June 7th to mother Zuri and was subsequently transferred to the Cincinnati Zoo in Ohio.
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Am I reading that right that a 12 day old cheetah was transferred half way around the country?
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Two cubs were born initially, one died shortly after birth. The mother's milk ended up drying up, so staff pulled the cub and have had it on a bottle while searching for an appropriately aged litter to foster it to.
They found out that Cincinnati had a mama cheetah with two cubs only a day younger than the "orphaned" cub. A private piloting service with an eye towards supporting conservation offered to fly a staff member and the cub to Cincinnati for free. Cub was successfully fostered into the Cincinnati litter.
A commendable expeditious project to ensure a cub with no good prospects - and probably genetically important to the population - was rescued and got a surrogate mum across the country.
The cub being accepted into the new family is testament to apt husbandry experience. Well done!
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The cubs' mother, Zuri, is apparently the most genetically valuable Cheetah within the AZA Cheetah population. So yeah, no wonder the staff at Wildlife Safari moved heaven and earth in order to get him fostered out as quickly as possible! Hope the little dude grows up to be a strong, handsome male who successfully sires cubs of his own.
On July 2nd, the zoo announced that 2+ American bison were born which are on exhibit.
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On July 24th, it was announced that the zoo transferred (1.1) American black bears to the Sedgwick County Zoo in Kansas.
We're thrilled to announce the arrival of two orphaned black bear cubs, rescued from the Oregon wilderness. The cubs, a male and a female believed to... | By Sedgwick County ZooFacebook
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On July 24th, it was announced that the zoo transferred (1.1) American black bears to the Sedgwick County Zoo in Kansas.
We're thrilled to announce the arrival of two orphaned black bear cubs, rescued from the Oregon wilderness. The cubs, a male and a female believed to... | By Sedgwick County ZooFacebook
2 Pieces of July 2024 News Worth Mentioning:
On July 3rd, it was reported that the zoo renovated and reopened the Children's Zoo to the public which includes new exhibits for their (1.0) Vietnamese pot-bellied pig Henry and Polish and Silkie chickens, as well as a new contact yard and expanded spaces for their horses and donkeys.
New Barnyard grand opening at Wildlife Safari
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On August 28th, the zoo announced they acquired 2 barn owls from the Hawk Creek Wildlife Center in New York which are now on display in the Barnyard section of the Safari Village.
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On July 6th, it was reported that the zoo acquired 8 Nubian goats which are on display in the Children's Zoo.
Wildlife Safari holds grand opening for its renovated Children's Zoo - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
Wildlife Safari holds grand opening for its renovated Children's Zoo - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
On July 3rd, it was reported that the zoo renovated and reopened the Children's Zoo to the public which includes new exhibits for their (1.0) Vietnamese pot-bellied pig Henry and Polish and Silkie chickens, as well as a new contact yard and expanded spaces for their horses and donkeys.
New Barnyard grand opening at Wildlife Safari
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On August 28th, the zoo announced they acquired 2 barn owls from the Hawk Creek Wildlife Center in New York which are now on display in the Barnyard section of the Safari Village.
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2.0 cheetah cubs were born to Zuri on September 24th.
WILDLIFE SAFARI WELCOMES TWO CHEETAH CUBS BORN TO ZURI
WILDLIFE SAFARI WELCOMES TWO CHEETAH CUBS BORN TO ZURI
Other Late 2024 News Worth Mentioning:
On September 8th, the zoo announced that a white-bearded wildebeest was born several months prior.
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On September 26th, the zoo announced that 2 common elands were born which are on exhibit.
6.7K views · 255 reactions | Watch as our two young eland explore the wide open space of the drive thru! These curious cuties are full of energy as they grow and discover their... | By Wildlife Safari | Facebook
On October 4th, the zoo announced they named the owls Apollo and Luna.
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On October 23rd, the zoo announced they added various improvements around the Safari Village area including collapsable bleachers, outdoor seating throughout the area, and upgraded lighting.
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On November 21st, it was announced that the zoo acquired a (0.1) laughing kookaburra from the San Francisco Zoo in California on October 28th.
https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/24905/JtZooAg112124
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On November 23rd, the zoo officially announced the cheetah's births, naming them Hendrix and Zeppelin.
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On December 1st, the zoo announced that a (1.0) elk (species not specified) named Clint was born in early October which is on exhibit.
26K views · 585 reactions | Meet Clint, Our Newest Marvel-Inspired Addition! Big news from the Safari—our elk herd just grew by one adorable little boy! Clint was born at the... | By Wildlife Safari | Facebook
On December 12th, the zoo announced that a common wallaroo was born which is on exhibit.
7.7K views · 388 reactions | Exciting Baby News at Wildlife Safari! We’re thrilled to announce the arrival of a new wallaroo joey, born to mom Kari! At about 6 months old, this... | By Wildlife Safari | Facebook
On January 7th, 2025, the zoo announced they acquired a uromastyx (species not specified) named Ducky which is now an ambassador animal.
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On September 8th, the zoo announced that a white-bearded wildebeest was born several months prior.
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On September 26th, the zoo announced that 2 common elands were born which are on exhibit.
6.7K views · 255 reactions | Watch as our two young eland explore the wide open space of the drive thru! These curious cuties are full of energy as they grow and discover their... | By Wildlife Safari | Facebook
On October 4th, the zoo announced they named the owls Apollo and Luna.
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On October 23rd, the zoo announced they added various improvements around the Safari Village area including collapsable bleachers, outdoor seating throughout the area, and upgraded lighting.
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On November 21st, it was announced that the zoo acquired a (0.1) laughing kookaburra from the San Francisco Zoo in California on October 28th.
https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/24905/JtZooAg112124
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On November 23rd, the zoo officially announced the cheetah's births, naming them Hendrix and Zeppelin.
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On December 1st, the zoo announced that a (1.0) elk (species not specified) named Clint was born in early October which is on exhibit.
26K views · 585 reactions | Meet Clint, Our Newest Marvel-Inspired Addition! Big news from the Safari—our elk herd just grew by one adorable little boy! Clint was born at the... | By Wildlife Safari | Facebook
On December 12th, the zoo announced that a common wallaroo was born which is on exhibit.
7.7K views · 388 reactions | Exciting Baby News at Wildlife Safari! We’re thrilled to announce the arrival of a new wallaroo joey, born to mom Kari! At about 6 months old, this... | By Wildlife Safari | Facebook
On January 7th, 2025, the zoo announced they acquired a uromastyx (species not specified) named Ducky which is now an ambassador animal.
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Piece of October 2024 News Not Mentioned:
On October 9th, it was reported that the zoo started construction on a new exhibit for African wild dogs in the Lion Loop part of the drive-through area. The new exhibit is expected to be completed by the summer of 2025, with the facility raising over $200K for the project at its benefit dinner.
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On January 23rd, the zoo announced the wallaroo's gender (0.1) and name, Marakari.
10K views · 256 reactions | Introducing Marakari! | Our Wallaroo Joey Has a Name! The votes are in, and we’re thrilled to announce the name of our precious Wallaroo joey… Marakari! Thank you to... | By Wildlife Safari | Facebook
On February 12th, the zoo announced they acquired a (1.0) generic giraffe named Watson from the Fort Worth Zoo in Texas which is now on exhibit.
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On October 9th, it was reported that the zoo started construction on a new exhibit for African wild dogs in the Lion Loop part of the drive-through area. The new exhibit is expected to be completed by the summer of 2025, with the facility raising over $200K for the project at its benefit dinner.
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On January 23rd, the zoo announced the wallaroo's gender (0.1) and name, Marakari.
10K views · 256 reactions | Introducing Marakari! | Our Wallaroo Joey Has a Name! The votes are in, and we’re thrilled to announce the name of our precious Wallaroo joey… Marakari! Thank you to... | By Wildlife Safari | Facebook
On February 12th, the zoo announced they acquired a (1.0) generic giraffe named Watson from the Fort Worth Zoo in Texas which is now on exhibit.
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0.1 Southern White Rhinoceros "Mguu" arrived at the park from the North Carolina Zoo in September 2024.
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0.1 Sumatran Tiger Buttercup has moved to Zoo Atlanta on a breeding recommendation.
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23-month-old 1.0 Masai Giraffe Muhimu will soon be arriving from the Fresno Chaffee Zoo on a breeding recommendation.
Fresno Chaffee Zoo on Instagram: "We are excited to share that Muhimu is on his way to Wildlife Safari in Oregon, an AZA-accredited org, to join their herd. This is an exciting milestone after he was bottle-raised by our staff during the first several months of his life. We are looking forward to watching him grow & bring smiles to their guests!"
Fresno Chaffee Zoo on Instagram: "We are excited to share that Muhimu is on his way to Wildlife Safari in Oregon, an AZA-accredited org, to join their herd. This is an exciting milestone after he was bottle-raised by our staff during the first several months of his life. We are looking forward to watching him grow & bring smiles to their guests!"
Other Early 2025 News Not Mentioned:
On February 21st, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.1) red-ruffed lemur named Lanitra from Woodland Park Zoo in Washington which is on exhibit.
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On March 12th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.1) maned wolf named Katari from Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Texas which is on exhibit.
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On March 28th, the zoo announced that an emu hatched which is on display in the Asia portion of the drive-through.
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On May 14th, the zoo announced that (3.1) cheetahs were born on April 12th, with (2.0) ended up named as Jobari and Toketee.
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Coming up on KEZI 9 News at 4: New Eugene riverfront park; cheetah cubs born at WIldlife Safari
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On May 21st, it was reported that the zoo acquired several animals (the species and how many weren't specified) after hundreds of animals were seized from West Coast Game Park Safari in Oregon, of which some of the animals Wildlife Safari took in were transferred to other facilities.
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On February 21st, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.1) red-ruffed lemur named Lanitra from Woodland Park Zoo in Washington which is on exhibit.
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On March 12th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.1) maned wolf named Katari from Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Texas which is on exhibit.
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On March 28th, the zoo announced that an emu hatched which is on display in the Asia portion of the drive-through.
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On May 14th, the zoo announced that (3.1) cheetahs were born on April 12th, with (2.0) ended up named as Jobari and Toketee.
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Coming up on KEZI 9 News at 4: New Eugene riverfront park; cheetah cubs born at WIldlife Safari
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On May 21st, it was reported that the zoo acquired several animals (the species and how many weren't specified) after hundreds of animals were seized from West Coast Game Park Safari in Oregon, of which some of the animals Wildlife Safari took in were transferred to other facilities.
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On June 4th, the zoo announced that an American bison, a nilgai, and a plains zebra were born, which are all on exhibit.
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On July 1st, the zoo announced that 1+ more American bison were born, which are now on exhibit.
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On July 1st, the zoo announced that 1+ more American bison were born, which are now on exhibit.
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On July 17th, the zoo announced that a male (1.0) cotton-top tamarin (later named Amaris (Spanish for 'Child of the Moon')) was born, which is on exhibit.
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On September 8th, the zoo announced they acquired (3.0) African wild dogs named Slash, Spot, and Tex from Oklahoma City Zoo in Oklahoma, which are on display in the Lion Loop portion of the drive-through.
1.4K reactions · 117 shares | Meet the Pack Tex, Slash and Spot are the newest members of Wildlife Safari! They may look like wild works of art with their colorful coats, but they're more than just pretty faces. African Painted Dogs are highly social, caring and one of the best examples of teamwork in the animal kingdom. Come take a drive through our 600-acre park and meet the pack! . . . #zoo #oregon #wildlifesafari #southernoregon #winston #africanpainteddog #wilddogs #animal #animalkingdom | Wildlife Safari
On October 30th, it was announced that the zoo transferred a female (0.1) plains zebra to Zoo Atlanta in Georgia.
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On September 8th, the zoo announced they acquired (3.0) African wild dogs named Slash, Spot, and Tex from Oklahoma City Zoo in Oklahoma, which are on display in the Lion Loop portion of the drive-through.
1.4K reactions · 117 shares | Meet the Pack Tex, Slash and Spot are the newest members of Wildlife Safari! They may look like wild works of art with their colorful coats, but they're more than just pretty faces. African Painted Dogs are highly social, caring and one of the best examples of teamwork in the animal kingdom. Come take a drive through our 600-acre park and meet the pack! . . . #zoo #oregon #wildlifesafari #southernoregon #winston #africanpainteddog #wilddogs #animal #animalkingdom | Wildlife Safari
On October 30th, it was announced that the zoo transferred a female (0.1) plains zebra to Zoo Atlanta in Georgia.
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