On September 19th, the zoo announced they have reached the fundraising goal to expand the Amur leopard exhibit, which will begin hopefully by late 2022.
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On September 19th, the zoo announced they have reached the fundraising goal to expand the Amur leopard exhibit, which will begin hopefully by late 2022.
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On October 24th, the zoo announced they acquired a (1.0) nine-banded armadillo named Billy and a (0.1) Virginia opossum from the Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife, Inc. (CROW) in Florida.
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On January 19th, 2023, the zoo announced they added a (0.0.1) red-footed tortoise to the South American Bird habitat.
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Old Kookaburra cage is now home to a female Rad Tailed Hawk. Kookaburras now in the old African bird exabit.
Other 2023 News:
On January 24th, the zoo announced they bred and released (0.0.176) striped newts into the wild.
176 striped newts were released into the wild! | The wild just got 176 "newt" residents. This weekend, the Orianne Center For Indigo Conservation released some striped newts with the help of Coastal... | By Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens | Facebook
On February 23rd, the zoo announced they rescued 2 separate groups of tarantulas (species(s) not specified) that were confiscated by the Florida Wildlife Commission and will go to other AZA facilities in the near future. (0.0.2) of the confiscated tarantulas were also put on exhibit in the Bug Zoo area.
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On May 13th, the zoo announced that they acquired (0.0.2) Nicobar pigeons which are now on exhibit.
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On January 24th, the zoo announced they bred and released (0.0.176) striped newts into the wild.
176 striped newts were released into the wild! | The wild just got 176 "newt" residents. This weekend, the Orianne Center For Indigo Conservation released some striped newts with the help of Coastal... | By Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens | Facebook
On February 23rd, the zoo announced they rescued 2 separate groups of tarantulas (species(s) not specified) that were confiscated by the Florida Wildlife Commission and will go to other AZA facilities in the near future. (0.0.2) of the confiscated tarantulas were also put on exhibit in the Bug Zoo area.
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On May 13th, the zoo announced that they acquired (0.0.2) Nicobar pigeons which are now on exhibit.
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According to Instagram, the train has officially reopened.
Other May 2023 News:
On May 18th, the zoo announced that a (1.0) albino eastern diamondback rattlesnake named Edgar passed away at age 18.
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On May 22nd, the zoo announced that they bred and released (0.0.22) eastern indigo snakes into the wild.
What is the Central Florida Zoo's Orianne Center For Indigo Conservation up to in Alabama? In early May, some incredible partners came together in order... | By Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens | Facebook
On May 30th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.0.1) violaceous turaco which is now on exhibit across from the Barnyard Buddies area.
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On May 18th, the zoo announced that a (1.0) albino eastern diamondback rattlesnake named Edgar passed away at age 18.
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On May 22nd, the zoo announced that they bred and released (0.0.22) eastern indigo snakes into the wild.
What is the Central Florida Zoo's Orianne Center For Indigo Conservation up to in Alabama? In early May, some incredible partners came together in order... | By Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens | Facebook
On May 30th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.0.1) violaceous turaco which is now on exhibit across from the Barnyard Buddies area.
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The zoo received several venomous snakes from a FWC confiscation earlier in the year. A few of the photos show a Arabian cobra(not sure on the ID for this one), Rhinoceros viper, Saharan Horned Viper, and a Banded Egyptian Cobra
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Blue duiker have been added to the zoo. They are displayed with the wreathed hornbills.
The blue duikers program seems to be flourishing.
According to an email the zoo will break ground on the new Amur leopard habitat on September 20th.
On April 28th, the zoo announced that they bred and released (0.0.19) eastern indigo snakes into the wild.
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On August 18th, the zoo announced they acquired a (1.0) Mexican spider monkey named Ollie which is now on exhibit.
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Cookie, a pygmy goat, has passed away.
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The zoo now has a male Baja Blue Rock Lizard named Blast on display in the Reptile House, he came from San Francisco Zoo
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Blast came from Sacramento, not San Francisco.
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A new ten year old two toed sloth named Tango has arrived. She is staying in the same habitat as there other sloth.
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the zoo received 1.1 African Pygmy Geese
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A trio of Common Squirrel Monkeys now live with the zoos Spider Monkeys
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0.0.2 Henkel's Leaf-Tailed Geckos have hatched and are now on display, the breeding was of two individuals paired by the SSP
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An email update from the zoo states that the Amur leopard habitat will be complete late March or early April.