End of the line. Species that died out at a zoo

[Daktari JG]

Rabb's treefrog -Atlanta zoo
Carolina parakeet -Cincinnati zoo
Passenger pigeon -Cincinnati zoo
Thylacine -Hobart zoo
Quagga - Artis zoo
Partula turgida -London zoo
Partula Faba -Bristol zoo
Pinta Island tortoise -Darwin research station
Dusky seaside sparrow -Discovery Island (Disney)
Yangtze river dolphin -Wuhan Institute of Hydrobiology

I'm pretty sure there is another species of frog that did, but I can't recall which nor where

potentially on the block
Fernandina Island Galapagos tortoise -Darwin research station (only 1 known purebred)
Yangtze giant soft shell turtle -Suzhou Zoo (2-3 left in the wild)

 

[TeaLovingDave]

Partula Faba -Bristol zoo

Edinburgh Zoo, actually

 

[BlobfishBoy]

Hawaiian yellow-tipped tree snail - University of Hawaii
Schomburgk’s Deer - At an unnamed temple in Thailand

 

[birdsandbats]

Hawaiian yellow-tipped tree snail - University of Hawaii
Schomburgk’s Deer - At an unnamed temple in Thailand

Neither of these are zoos, though.

 

[BlobfishBoy]

Neither of these are zoos, though.

True but the original post mentioned research stations so I thought it was fair game.

 

[Daktari JG]

its not a zoo but the torties are on display. the other two did die in captivity (and I assume the deer was on display ) so the judge will allow.

 

[Nile Hippo Expert]

Rabb's treefrog -Atlanta zoo

The last Rabb's fringe-limbed tree frog died at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, not Zoo Atlanta, in 2016. Zoo Atlanta however, had the second-last Rabb's frog in the world though, which died in 2012.
Also, the last Pinta Island Tortoise died at Galapagos National Park (in 2012), and the Northern White Rhinoceros is on the chopping block with just two females left at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya.

 

[cornu aspersum]

Northern White Rhinoceros is on the chopping block with just two females left at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya.

They might be saved:Nördliches Breitmaulnashorn