Do You Know Your Own Zoo? (game)

[BeardsleyZooFan]

Lowry Park Zoo.

You are correct.

 

[Gulo gulo]

The only known specimen outside of their natural range resides in this AZA Accredited Facility in the United States.

 

[ThylacineAlive]

The only known specimen outside of their natural range resides in this AZA Accredited Facility in the United States.

Booten Macaques at the Catoctin Wildlife Preserve & Zoo.

 

[blospz]

Riddle removed.

 

[blospz]

Booten Macaques at the Catoctin Wildlife Preserve & Zoo.

Is Catoctin really AZA affiliated?

 

[ThylacineAlive]

Is Catoctin really AZA affiliated?

I honestly have no clue. I just know they have the only Booten Macaques outside of Indonesia. If it's not Catoctin then is it Bronx with their Maleos? I'd say Cincinnati with their Sumatran Rhinoceros but LA is now holding Harapan.

 

[ThylacineAlive]

My name is Alejandro and for my kind, I am quite often seen.

Is this suppose to be a hint? You know you can only go if you answer the previous answer correctly?

 

[ThylacineAlive]

I honestly have no clue. I just know they have the only Booten Macaques outside of Indonesia. If it's not Catoctin then is it Bronx with their Maleos? I'd say Cincinnati with their Sumatran Rhinoceros but LA is now holding Harapan.

UPDATE: I Binged it up and yes Catoctin is AZA accredited according to their website.

 

[jbnbsn99]

The only known specimen outside of their natural range resides in this AZA Accredited Facility in the United States.

Most anything at the Dallas World Aquarium would fit that, but chances are it's Taz the Jentink's Duiker at Gladys Porter Zoo.

 

[Gulo gulo]

It is not an Alejandro, mammal or bird. It is also held privately in the United States.

 

[blospz]

UPDATE: I Binged it up and yes Catoctin is AZA accredited according to their website.

Actual their website says, "Accredited Member of the Zoological Association of America (ZAA)"

 

[ThylacineAlive]

Actual their website says, "Accredited Member of the Zoological Association of America (ZAA)"

I just looked it up again. You know how when you read something without clicking the link it shows several lines of text, yeah it said AZA Accredation and then on the next line it said NO, I must have missed the second line. Wasn't skim reading Chlidonias and nanoboy, just missed the second line. Sorry.

 

[Gulo gulo]

The only known specimen outside of their natural range resides in this AZA Accredited Facility in the United States.

Since no one guessed correctly, the answer is St. Augustine Alligator Farm.

 

[ThylacineAlive]

Since no one guessed correctly, the answer is St. Augustine Alligator Farm.

Desert Crocodile?

You want to try again?

~Thylo

 

[Gulo gulo]

Desert Crocodile?

You want to try again?

~Thylo

Sure.

First Zoo to support this species to breed successfully in North America. They fit in real well this time of year.

 

[ThylacineAlive]

Sure.

First Zoo to support this species to breed successfully in North America. They fit in real well this time of year.

I'm just going to guess the Cincinnati Zoo with the Sumatran Rhinoceros even though it's probably wrong. You're pretty good at asking questions that may have multiple correct answers.

~Thylo

 

[Gulo gulo]

I'm just going to guess the Cincinnati Zoo with the Sumatran Rhinoceros even though it's probably wrong. You're pretty good at asking questions that may have multiple correct answers.

~Thylo

If you go by the other questions I've posted you may notice a trend. It is not Cincy, nor a Sumatran Rhino. I don't particularly care for Cincy. Don't ask why, just my opinion.

 

[Moebelle]

Apes, apes, apes, all of the apes (US Zoo)

 

[ThylacineAlive]

Apes, apes, apes, all of the apes (US Zoo)

All of them? Really?

~Thylo

 

[Moebelle]

All of them? Really?

~Thylo

Haha, pretty much yeah. But obviously not every gibbon, gorilla, and orangutan subspecies.