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Birth of 1 Clouded Leopard called LEMONADE on Mar 18th.
Tanganyika Wildlife Park on Instagram: "A Clouded Leopard Cub Joins the Tanganyika Family! This is the first cub born to parents Larry and Adelaide and our keepers were rooting for his name from the start, combining mom and dad’s names into something perfect. So, meet LEMONADE! This little fella was born on March 18th and is already very playful. If you've seen him through our nursery window, you probably saw him rolling around with his favorite stuffed animal. Keeper Kiana says, "He is starting to be a big boy and eat meat out of a bowl instead of getting milk in a bottle. We start out by mixing the meat with some formula in a bowl and slowly increasing the amount of meat so that he gets more used to eating solids and is slowly weaned off the milk." Make sure you peek in the nursery window next time you're here and follow along on our socials to watch him grow! #cloudedleopard #cloudedleopards #Cubs #cubs #kittens #kittensofig #cats #catsgram #Conservation #conservation #babyanimals"
 
Birth of 0.1 Eastern Bongo on Mar. 22nd.
Tanganyika Wildlife Park on Instagram: "Please help us welcome the newest bongo to the herd! She was born on March 22 and is currently living behind the scenes with the rest of the herd as she continues to grow and explore. Keeper Kaitlyn says, “Mom Strudel is known to be very calm and friendly, and it would appear that her daughter is a lot like her. She is very curious and investigates all the new things. She’s just starting to try solid foods like hay and browse. She appears to be a daddy’s girl now and spends most of her time next to her father.” Did you know there are fewer than 150 Eastern Mountain Bongos left in the wild? That makes this birth an important step in helping protect the future of this critically endangered species. #bongo #easternmountainbongo #easternmountainbongocalf #endangered #endangeredspecies #endangered_species #baby #babyanimals"
 
Other Early 2025 News Not Mentioned:
On May 24th, the zoo announced that 2+? Nigerian Dwarf goats were born which are now on exhibit.

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On March 6th, the zoo announced that a (0.1) red-ruffed lemur named Emerald passed away at age 5 due to congenital heart disease.

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On March 10th, the zoo announced they started construction on a new experience area which will be used for their African penguin/Asian small-clawed otter swim encounters.

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On March 14th, the zoo announced that a red-faced black spider monkey, a generic giraffe, and a white-faced saki monkey were all born, and are all on exhibit.

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On March 18th, the zoo announced they acquired (1.1) generic giraffes named Deebo and Grace which are on exhibit.

17K views · 746 reactions | Over the winter, we welcomed two new giraffes to our herd! Say hello to Grace and Deebo! Deebo is a 3 year old male and Grace is a 2 year old female!... | By Tanganyika Wildlife Park | Facebook

On March 25th, the zoo announced they built a new exhibit for their (1.0) albino Burmese python named Rai inside the men's bathroom near the splash park area.

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On May 26th, the zoo announced that a Nicobar pigeon hatched on March 22nd which is now on exhibit.

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Piece of June / August / September 2025 News Not Mentioned:

On June 3rd, the zoo announced they acquired 7 southern giant pouched rats, which are on exhibit (with some acting as ambassador animals).

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On August 5th, it was reported that (1.1) clouded leopards were born in late May/early June and subsequently transferred to Nashville Zoo in Tennessee.

https://www.wkrn.com/news/nashville...of-clouded-leopard-cub-acquires-sibling-pair/

On September 10th, the zoo announced that 4 generic giraffes were born, of which 3 were named Dwayne, Idris, and Isibelle respectively, which are all on exhibit.

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On October 8th, the zoo announced their founder, Jim Fouts, was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from the ZAA.

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On October 17th, the zoo announced they transferred their female (0.1) melanistic Amur leopard Mystique to another unspecified ZAA facility.

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On October 20th, it was announced that (1.2) African lions were born in August, which were subsequently transferred to Cougar Mountain Zoo in Washington.

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