Is the Bronx Zoo the only zoo to exhibit maleos?
The only zoo in the United States to see...
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At least the only zoo in the U.S.
There certainly haven't been any in Europe since the 1980's - in point of fact I think Europe is down to 2 species of megapode now, having lost a few in the past decade.
Irwin's Snapping Turtle- National Aquarium and the only place in the world outside of Australia!
JBZvolunteer
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Black Wildebeest: Boulder Ridge Wild Animal Park in Alto, Michigan. (30 minutes south of Grand Rapids)
Brookfield zoo- Black handed spider monkey, souther hairy-nosed wombat and possibly red-capped mangabeys and sooty mangabeys.
There are Black-Handed Spider Monkeys than just at Brookfield. I don't know all the places but I saw some at Naples Zoo.
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These look different than at brookfield zoo. How do you post pictures and videos on a forum.
KCZooFan
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I believe San Deigo has wombats (not sure on species). I've been to several zoos besides Brookfield with black-handed spider monkeys and red-capped mangabeys. They do have the only red-faced spider monkey though.
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I knew they had a different type of spider monkey but did not know which.
KCZooFan
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I was a little upset that they had no signage for it. I think it is the only of its species in North America, or at least as far as I know.
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I clicked on it now how do i get a video from a zoos website?
KCZooFan
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Post a link to the page.
Isn't the Six Flags Great Adventure Safari in NJ has Black Wildebeest too? I have not personally seen the animals, but it is one of the animals on the list on their website.
ANyhuis
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LOL! What is "disgraceful"? Texas, its capital (Austin), or the zoo?
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Detroit Zoo-King Brown Snake
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