Jungle Man
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Thanks, @TinoPup !! According to the post, they were born at Carson Springs Wildlife Foundation. It will be added to the thread. By the way, if you find anything else regarding clouded leopards, you are free to tell me.
North American Clouded Leopard Population
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Jungle Man
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Sad news from the Smithsonian's National Zoo:
Elderly clouded leopard Mook was euthanized on May 20th. She was 18 years old and the oldest clouded leopard in North America.
Elderly clouded leopard Mook was euthanized on May 20th. She was 18 years old and the oldest clouded leopard in North America.
Mook
2002-2020
RIP
My best wishes to the staff at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in this sad times.
Elderly Clouded Leopard Dies at Smithsonian’s National Zoo2002-2020
RIP
My best wishes to the staff at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in this sad times.
I am an AZA member and have access to the clouded leopard studbook. If you need any information, please let me know.
Onychorhynchus coronatus
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Are there any clouded leopards currently being kept by any Mexican zoos ?
I ask this because I don't think there were any when I lived in that country but other rare felids like snow leopards were beginning to arrive in some of the larger zoos and I remember thinking "Its only a matter of time before clouded leopards end up at Chapultepec or Guadalajara".
I cannot currently find any in Mexico in the International Studbook as of April 1, 2020.
Jungle Man
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And what can you tell me about the birthdates and parents of some individuals? Thanks in advance!
Is that all the individuals you listed at the beginning?
Jungle Man
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No, is all the individuals listed in the last update. Only the ones that need information:
Onychorhynchus coronatus
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Oh right, well I have a feeling that maybe this species will end up in Mexican zoos in the future as a lot of rarer species like for example snow leopards, okapi, brown hyena etc. are beginning to be kept.
I'm working on a spreadsheet for you.
Jungle Man
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Thanks @redpanda756 !
While searching in CITES trade database I found six records of live clouded leopard exports from China to US back in the 80s. Are any of those individuals recorded in the studbook? And if they are, do they have any descendents? (It's probably too much to ask. Thanks in advance!)
Any information on Toronto's clouded leopards and their origins?
I suppose info. on Bronx's animal would be nice, thanks 
~Thylo
~Thylo
I am amazed that places like this can get what I thought was a hard-to-acquire SSP animal. I guess that is not the case, because three zoos in my state of Arizona have them and none of those are AZA accredited.
I'm not sure if it's been noted on the thread yet, as I'm yet to read through... but one privately owned facility in the US has had (from what I can see) the best breeding success of any institution in the last 12 months worldwide. It wouldn't surprise me if this facility is the source of the CL's finding their way into more zoos.
*Having looked through, the facility has been mentioned = Tanganyika Wildlife Park*
It seems Tanganyika's standards are fairly low when deciding who gets animals from them. The same is starting to happen with cheetahs, as well. Does anyone know if Tanganyika cloudeds have gone to AZA zoos, like cheetahs have?
Yep! They're very successful with several species and have been supplying a lot of places with cubs.
I would be very interested to see their facilities...