Aardwolf/ Proteles cristatus

You are very welcome I can only imagine that it would be.

I have messaged you the updated list for the Columbus Zoo as well. Since I don't know your criterea I have listed them all.

I'm not sure if it was mentioned here (or elsewhere) but I know Edinburgh zoo has Aardwolfs on display. I was able to see them when I visited about 6 months ago. Their enclosure is very cleverly done, as the animals have access to an indoors asa outdoors section. The indoors section of their enclosure is lit by red light and the visitors can watch the animals through holes drilled in a wooden board. This way the animals are not so much disturbed by the visitors and can take their time to adjust. I may also have some pictures, though I'll have to search for them in my library…

Kudu21 said:

Hoffmann's Two-toed Sloth

Click to expand...

dont mean to sound like a guy who corrects people, but Linnaeus's two-toed sloths are at the Cincy zoo

Does the Montgomery zoo still have these and the Striped Hyena? And does anyone know what U.S zoo has had Brown Hyena? I would love to see that species make a comeback!!!!!!!

It looks like Montgomery still have the female of aardwolf and the pair of striped hyena, but, probably, they are beside the scene. There are no currently brown hyenas in US.

They do indeed still have a single aardwolf behind the scenes.

Montgomery Zoo briefly housed the Aardwolf with their elderly warthogs. They are now behind the scenes at the Lion off exhibit holding areas.