I get to Chicago every so often and the LPZ is always on my itinerary. They do a lot in a small space but yes, the cat house badly needs an upgrade or a replacement.
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Renovations are set to begin on the seal habitat.
https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/201...s-will-get-more-room-shade-with-exhibit-rehab
https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/201...s-will-get-more-room-shade-with-exhibit-rehab
Red panda twins Addison and Clark will be heading to new homes in the coming weeks.
Red pandas Clark and Addison leaving Lincoln Park for other zoos - Story | WFLD
Red pandas Clark and Addison leaving Lincoln Park for other zoos - Story | WFLD
A family group of Diana monkeys is now climbing through the treetops at Regenstein African Journey; a breeding pair and their two male offspring.
Male black rhino Maku celebrated his 30th birthday.
Critically Endangered Black Rhino Celebrates Milestone at Lincoln Park Zoo | Chicago Tonight | WTTW
Critically Endangered Black Rhino Celebrates Milestone at Lincoln Park Zoo | Chicago Tonight | WTTW
The zoo's 5 flamingo chicks are now on display.
Flamingo chicks debut at Lincoln Park Zoo - Story | WFLD
Flamingo chicks debut at Lincoln Park Zoo - Story | WFLD
A Japanese macaque was born on Wednesday. It is the second birth to occur since the exhibit opened, and it is to the same mother.
Snow monkey born Wednesday at Lincoln Park Zoo | Chicago Sun-Times
Also an article about how the zoo's Urban Wildlife Institute has been helping reintroduce rare species back into Chicago's urban parks and forests:
Chicago zoo helps rare animals return to Lake County - Lake County News-Sun
Snow monkey born Wednesday at Lincoln Park Zoo | Chicago Sun-Times
Also an article about how the zoo's Urban Wildlife Institute has been helping reintroduce rare species back into Chicago's urban parks and forests:
Chicago zoo helps rare animals return to Lake County - Lake County News-Sun
There are some mistakes in that article. The mother to the new baby is actually Izumi, a first-time mom. Ono is still caring for her son Obu.
A keeper was bitten by a rhino. The keeper was taken to hospital but is ok.
Lincoln Park Zoo employee bitten by rhinoceros | WGN-TV
Lincoln Park Zoo employee bitten by rhinoceros | WGN-TV
They are not. Your best bet to see Drill are Detroit Zoo or Zoo Atlanta. Not sure if San Diego still has them? If so, they are off-show.
Any update on numbers there?
Thanks. I believe (if she's still alive) that San Diego has one female that was used for their "Frozen Zoo". If the rest of my numbers are right, here are current standings:
Atlanta: 5-7
Detroit: 2
Audubon (New Orleans): 3
I believe Audubon Zoo does not hold them anymore. The institutions and numbers listed on The Drill Project website are nearly five years old.
Interesting, I wonder why. Last I heard, they were rather new to Audubon.
You must have them confused with the new Mandrills from Lowry Park Zoo and Bronx Zoo that took residence in the old Orangutan exhibit. The Orangutan have a new exhibit in the former Elephant exhibit.
Possibly. Thanks for all the info, though... At least it seems that Zoo Atlanta will have drills around for a while.
Using a touch screen, Izumi the Japanese macaque chose the name "Iwaki" for her new baby.
Snow monkey at Lincoln Park Zoo names her baby by touchscreen | Chicago Sun-Times
Snow monkey at Lincoln Park Zoo names her baby by touchscreen | Chicago Sun-Times
A bactrian camel calf was born May 9th.
Lincoln Park Zoo's Bactrian camel baby is doing well - Chicago Tribune
Lincoln Park Zoo's Bactrian camel baby is doing well - Chicago Tribune