Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden What's Gnu At The Cincinnati Zoo? - 2013
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That's a very strange name for a Gorilla, at least by our European standards!
I don't know where the Stones part came from but the Gladys part comes from the fact that she was born at the Gladys Porter Zoo.
~Thylo
This solves the goose/crane problem. Here's what the zoo says.
We do not know how the goose egg ended up with the cranes. There were 2 eggs at one point, one disappeared and we are not sure what happened to it. We were hands off on this hatching (we did not put the goose egg in with them) and they seem to be feeding the chick.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkJFtK6rt-0
We do not know how the goose egg ended up with the cranes. There were 2 eggs at one point, one disappeared and we are not sure what happened to it. We were hands off on this hatching (we did not put the goose egg in with them) and they seem to be feeding the chick.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkJFtK6rt-0
Very odd. Not too sure if I 100% believe that, though. But it's possible. Did you happen to ask about the Okapi calf also?
~Thylo
Very odd. Not too sure if I 100% believe that, though. But it's possible. Did you happen to ask about the Okapi calf also?
~Thylo
No I wasn't at the zoo.
I thought you had emailed the zoo about the matter. Where you hear that information from then?
~Thylo
I thought you had emailed the zoo about the matter. Where you hear that information from then?
~Thylo
Click on the YouTube link.
Huh, I watched the video the day it came out and it didn't have that in the description.
~Thylo
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Explain this tug-o-war thing.
What species of skunk?
~Thylo
There's probably a hole at the glass viewing (the only viewing) that has a rope going through it.
The species is striped skunk. They used to be on exhibit in Wolf Woods.
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*Monkey Island is closed for cleaning until later in the summer. Same goes for the okapis.
*CeCe and Jambo (New Giraffes) are now allowed outside.
*The female red river hog gave birth but her and her offspring were shipped off to another zoo.
*The male hog will also be transferred and will be replaced by a critically endangered pig species (Yes I know what it is)
*I have a couple of other updates but they may be too secretive to tell
Here's a hint, it involves Wildlife Canyon being an all Asian complex, wild horses, and a black rhino.
*Today is Duke's (Sea Lion) 25th birthday
*CeCe and Jambo (New Giraffes) are now allowed outside.
*The female red river hog gave birth but her and her offspring were shipped off to another zoo.
*The male hog will also be transferred and will be replaced by a critically endangered pig species (Yes I know what it is)
*I have a couple of other updates but they may be too secretive to tell
Here's a hint, it involves Wildlife Canyon being an all Asian complex, wild horses, and a black rhino.*Today is Duke's (Sea Lion) 25th birthday
*Monkey Island is closed for cleaning until later in the summer. Same goes for the okapis.
*The male hog will also be transferred and will be replaced by a critically endangered pig species (Yes I know what it is)
*I have a couple of other updates but they may be too secretive to tell
Do you know when the exhibits will reopen? I don't care if I miss the monkeys (it's just Japanese Macaques, right?) but I always love to see an Okapi.
So the zoo will be replacing their Red River Hogs? Great!
Do you know when they will be replaced by? And for anyone who can't tell, the new pigs will obviously be Negros Warty Pigs because, A, they're the only Critically Endangered wild pig in captivity in the U.S. that I know of, and, B, the exhibit is in Wildlife Canyon and it fits with Cinzooman's hint.Can you pm me with any information you can divulge? And where did you find out this supposedly secret information? I can't imagine the zoo telling a visitor if it's top secret (I don't mean to second guess you but I'm just a bit confused).
~Thylo
Do you know when the exhibits will reopen? I don't care if I miss the monkeys (it's just Japanese Macaques, right?) but I always love to see an Okapi.
So the zoo will be replacing their Red River Hogs? Great!
Can you pm me with any information you can divulge? And where did you find out this supposedly secret information? I can't imagine the zoo telling a visitor if it's top secret (I don't mean to second guess you but I'm just a bit confused).
~Thylo
I bet the okapis will be back sooner. I have no idea what the zoo could be doing. It would suck not to see okapis on any given day.