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New outdoor tortoise exhibit

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Not the best pano, so I apologize.
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Moebelle
Do you think you could tell me what species are in here other than the Yellow-foots and the Galapagos tortoises?
 
Moebelle
Gulo gulo said:
Open the photo and zoom. signs are clearly labeled.
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Thanks for the advice for something I've already done... As I've said, I can read Yellow-footed and Galapagos, and possibly Radiated but not the middle two. If your eyes can fix washed out pixels, then tell me what they say, because mine seem to be broken.
 
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Moebelle said:
Do you think you could tell me what species are in here other than the Yellow-foots and the Galapagos tortoises?
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Sorry, I don't have that photo on my devices anymore so I can't tell you. I can check once I get back to the zoo this weekend if you'd like.
 
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Chelonoidis nigra ssp. Chelonoidis denticulata. Chelonoidis carbonaria. Astrochelys radiata. Stigmochelys pardalis.
 
Moebelle
MeiLover said:
Sorry, I don't have that photo on my devices anymore so I can't tell you. I can check once I get back to the zoo this weekend if you'd like.
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Does the zoo currently only have one species of tapir now? On my visit, I only saw main signage for the Baird's tapir but only a comparison sign for the lowland tapir.
 
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Moebelle said:
Does the zoo currently only have one species of tapir now? On my visit, I only saw main signage for the Baird's tapir but only a comparison sign for the lowland tapir.
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Yes, our last lowland tapir recently passed away.
 
pachyderm pro
Just thought I would mention that the exhibit has moved to the other side of the former pool, and hidgeback tortoises are now rotating as well.
 

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