Seems nice, though it will take a few years for the plants to fill it in... Is it going to be an African Savannah type exhibit, mixing animals? Toledo zoo has that and we enjoy it regularly. I will be back at some point to feed the giraffes and see the cheetah encounter. Cin's cheetah's seemed to be the healthiest and most alert cheetah's I have ever seen. Also really enjoyed the bird show.
Seems nice, though it will take a few years for the plants to fill it in... Is it going to be an African Savannah type exhibit, mixing animals? Toledo zoo has that and we enjoy it regularly. I will be back at some point to feed the giraffes and see the cheetah encounter. Cin's cheetah's seemed to be the healthiest and most alert cheetah's I have ever seen. Also really enjoyed the bird show.
very similar then to Toledo, they have Greater Kudu, the wildebeasts, Ostrich, Impala, Zebra, Masai Giraffe, crowned cranes, vultures, and guinea's. Near the African wild dogs or Painted dogs ... but Not anywhere near the African lions.
very similar then to Toledo, they have Greater Kudu, the wildebeasts, Ostrich, Impala, Zebra, Masai Giraffe, crowned cranes, vultures, and guinea's. Near the African wild dogs or Painted dogs ... but Not anywhere near the African lions.
doesn't seem any bigger then Cinn's... You can see it in one of my photo's... the kudu where locking horns right next to the wildebeest and at first they had problems with giraffe's getting hurt by the kudu... the train wraps around the exhibit to be able to see it better from all directions.
doesn't seem any bigger then Cinn's... You can see it in one of my photo's... the kudu where locking horns right next to the wildebeest and at first they had problems with giraffe's getting hurt by the kudu... the train wraps around the exhibit to be able to see it better from all directions.
