@Enzo Yes, I've seen mouflons and waterbucks, besides a weird species of ox (probably some sort of nelore), some emus and jabiru storks (not a flightless bird nor ungulate, but was located in the same section of these previous species).
Do you have any pictures of the mouflon? I'd like to see them (nope, I've never seen mouflons). They and the siamangs are the main reasons why I want to visit the Goiânia zoo, as the only siamang I had the chance to see (in Lisbon) was a no-show.
@Enzo Unfortunately, I have no pictures of the mouflons, only pics from the siamangs, wich I posted here in zoochat.
There are two or more mouflon exhibits at Goiânia zoo, if I remember well, but I didn't photograph them at the end. The day of my visit was very busy, once there were many relatives of mine wanting to see different stuff so there were many interesting animals in there that I couldn't photograph, such as some nice bird in an immersive vivarium, albino tortoises, hoary foxes, etc...
Really interesting that you've visited Lisbon zoo. I couldn't understand if you saw the siamang at the backstage or if you didn't see it because it was in the backstage. Besides this, what did you thought about the primate enclosures in there? I've heard diverging opinions about it.
Most of the primate exhibits are ok, but I didn't like the hamadryas baboon exhibit that much. The siamang was a no-show because he was up high in a platform which I couldn't see the upper part. The platform is held by a tall mast.
