None in the US that I know of, but Zoo Leipzig has all four!
Fort Worth recently got a Bornean orangutan in addition to their Sumatrans; that being said, I don't think they'd be inclined to obtain the other gorilla subspecies or chimp subspecies.
How are they going to display two subspecies at once, and how many do they have?
Thank you, having a non-breeding group would prevent interbreeding, and how many orangutans do they have?
They should have five currently; two males and three females.
We are celebrating today as these little chicks have officially taken their last walk behind the scenes before joining the rest of the flock on habitat. These 12 flamingo chicks have been hand-reared by keepers from incubation up until now, as they prepare to make their move to the lesser flamingo habitat with the adult birds. They’re growing on up! The Fort Worth Zoo boasts the most successful lesser flamingo breeding program in the world, hatching 446 chicks (and counting) since the program began in 2002, including 22 chicks this year alone! The Zoo’s bird keepers provide round-the-clock care for the fluffy chicks through routine daily feedings, veterinary care and daily walks to provide exercise that allows their long legs to grow healthy and strong. Lesser flamingos have a lower reproduction success rate than any other flamingo species found in U.S. zoos and are listed as near threatened by IUCN, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, primarily due to habitat alteration. The Zoo’s lesser flamingo breeding efforts are incredibly important to create a long-term, self-sustaining population of these birds in U.S. zoos. A huge congratulations to our dedicated bird team for the countless hours spent with these tiny chicks ensuring their every need was met from hatch day (and even before!) to graduation day! | Fort Worth Zoo
