Congratulations,you've found my zoological white whale. I've been to the zoo nearly 10 times in the past year and have yet to see these little guys,let alone seeing them active.
Congratulations,you've found my zoological white whale. I've been to the zoo nearly 10 times in the past year and have yet to see these little guys,let alone seeing them active.
If you have a chance to see the zoo's marsupial encounter program (11:30 AM on Fridays and Sundays last I checked) they bring out a sugar glider to show people. That is the only way that I have seen one - like you I have checked the nocturnal house for them multiple times without success.
Congratulations,you've found my zoological white whale. I've been to the zoo nearly 10 times in the past year and have yet to see these little guys,let alone seeing them active.
I went in the house maybe three times that day. I only saw him on the last visit. The only reason I knew to stay and look was the sound of rustling leaves. Meanwhile, I saw no echidnas while in California. Oh well.
