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Yes the new director definitely seems to have his priorities in order. I was at the zoo a long time ago (before Grizzly Coast and tiger redo), I would like to go back to see those additions. (I probably won't as there are a lot of places I would like to see and nothing else in the Minneapolis area really intrigues me).
 
The current zoo director plans to scale back much of the ambitious master plan, including the Africa area:

Moving forward, Minnesota Zoo director focusing on 'feasibility'
While it would have been great to see the zoo have a major African complex, this is definitely an efficient decision and I have full confidence the zoo will continue to build high quality exhibits. I'm excited to see what they do for the macaques. Also, one error I noticed in the article is the zoo actually has had lions before since they had Asian lions in Northern Trail decades ago.
 
While it would have been great to see the zoo have a major African complex, this is definitely an efficient decision and I have full confidence the zoo will continue to build high quality exhibits. I'm excited to see what they do for the macaques. Also, one error I noticed in the article is the zoo actually has had lions before since they had Asian lions in Northern Trail decades ago.
I remember the lion display when we visited as a family in 1990. It was a neat forested area and they had a nice sized pride. Personally I think the zoo should focus on cold weather species. The Como Zoo has the ABC species and is free.
 
I may need to rethink my statement about nothing else in Minneapolis appealing to me. Just today I read in the auto club magazine that Minneapolis-Saint Paul Airport was voted as having the best restrooms in America! :D
 
Sorry if this info. is posted earlier in the thread and I simply missed it, but does anyone know where the zoo's Daurian Pika were imported from?

~Thylo
 
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