No the porcupine enclosure should be next year in the waterhole trail near the elephants because the elephants will be in the waterhole trail so does this make any sense
im gonna say this but for porcupines they might be able to get it done like they can do parts of the waterhole trail or what if they complete it who knows but if it opens its probobly gonna be not finished but it would then have just a few things does this make sence
where will the bison mongolian wild horses and rhinos go will they be in the waterhole trail too
OK but when will there be a list of animals that will be at werribee open range zoo
i do but i cant find anything why is this?@LucaTheStarWarsDude Zoo I think you can find the answers to your many questions just by simply searching them in the search bar. We've already discussed most of the topics you bring up before, and to save the thread being further clogged, it's best you do this before asking any questions that may have not been asked before.
That won't happen at all.
Certainly won't be happening at least during our lifetimes. There's absolutely no reason why Melbourne should be closed anyway.
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Truthfully we don’t know much, albeit Jambo may be the exception. We are merely enthusiasts, as opposed to staff. I’ve visited WORZ numerous times to ask question and no ETAs have been given for anything aside from Elephants. Hyenas are planned, as are porcupines, but anything can change. I was told there may be an interest in Bongo returning to Victoria, though MZ is the leading candidate. The Hyenas will 100% not be held near the Wild Dogs, where exactly is still unbeknownst to us. No idea when a species list will come out, likely close to finishing. For potential other new species, Monarto indicated an interest in Greater Kudu and Impala according to @Swanson02 . There is not enough space to hold rhinos and giraffe without conflict. As for the tapir, we again have no idea, however capybara have been floated as an option, and I personally believe this could provide an avenue for the reintroduction of Brazilian Tapir. I personally believe Malayan Tapir will return to MZ as a replacement for the elephants, but that can be affiliated to optimism. Apologies for being petty, but is it possible that your future queries are punctuated correctly, as it can become difficult to read at times.guys because no one is replying on worz news 2023 someone reply back
what animals are coming to worz i know asian elephants from melbourne zoo
hyenas and porcupines will be there in 2024 but what else
and when will they start the porcupine exhibit and the other exhibits have they already started the new wild dog exhibit cuz the hyenas will be in the wild dog exhibit and the wild dogs are moving to i think the bus because i was told that or at least near the bus where the bison are and btw have you guys seen the elephant exhibit its there but its not completed its on google maps near the bus
Sorry I haven’t heard much from Werribee (or Melbourne) either about the Werribee developments. All I’ve heard is the waterhole trail will feature a new Carnivore breeding facility (for Cheetahs and Wild Dogs) and that’s about it. I’ve heard other things too but don’t want to share them as they’re not from reliable sources and seem very unlikely to me.
Sorry I haven’t heard much from Werribee (or Melbourne) either about the Werribee developments. All I’ve heard is the waterhole trail will feature a new Carnivore breeding facility (for Cheetahs and Wild Dogs) and that’s about it. I’ve heard other things too but don’t want to share them as they’re not from reliable sources and seem very unlikely to me.
Regarding Bongo, I feel Werribee will certainly acquire them sometime going forward if the region was to actually have a successful breeding program. Hopefully the new IRA will allow new imports and hopefully Werribee and other facilities can jump on board.
The likely location for the Hyenas is the current Wild dog enclosure imo. It’s close proximity to the Lions assists the connection between the two species. The enclosures also sizeable enough for a large group.
To my knowledge there are no plans for Tapir (of either species) at Werribee. I wouldn’t be surprised if Melbourne acquired either however.
This member is (I believe) rather young. The age restriction of having to be over 13 is there for a reason.
Not sure if this was a typo or misinterpretation, but I expect the tapir at MZ, not WORZ. The current Wild dog exhibit is Ofc a good candidate, but it wouldn’t surprise me to have that exhibit remain as a wild dog enclosure to have multiple sites. Forgot to mention before, Nyala will be held on the elephant walking trail. Potentially this allows for other forest antelope to be integrated, such as kudu. I do know that Zoofan15 and I have a soft spot for sitatunga though, which would be desirable. I expect the porcupines will be in the vicinity. Hopefully their small size means they can be integrated sooner rather than later. Hyenas may be a little bit longer term howeverSorry I haven’t heard much from Werribee (or Melbourne) either about the Werribee developments. All I’ve heard is the waterhole trail will feature a new Carnivore breeding facility (for Cheetahs and Wild Dogs) and that’s about it. I’ve heard other things too but don’t want to share them as they’re not from reliable sources and seem very unlikely to me.
Regarding Bongo, I feel Werribee will certainly acquire them sometime going forward if the region was to actually have a successful breeding program. Hopefully the new IRA will allow new imports and hopefully Werribee and other facilities can jump on board.
The likely location for the Hyenas is the current Wild dog enclosure imo. It’s close proximity to the Lions assists the connection between the two species. The enclosures also sizeable enough for a large group.
To my knowledge there are no plans for Tapir (of either species) at Werribee. I wouldn’t be surprised if Melbourne acquired either however.
This member is (I believe) rather young. The age restriction of having to be over 13 is there for a reason.
