The amount of reported arrivals and subsequent deaths in this thread is something...
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The amount of reported arrivals and subsequent deaths in this thread is something...
On February 8th, the center announced that they are currently constructing a new exhibit for its grey-crowned crane.
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On February 9th, the center announced that they acquired a (0.1) Nigerian dwarf goat named Feta.
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On February 11th, the center announced they are currently constructing new aviaries for their aforementioned grey-crowned crane, as well as for their sandhill crane, American white pelican, brown pelican, and marabou storks.
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On February 16th, the center announced that their (1.0) red kangaroo named Marlu passed away on February 14th due to a quick decline in health caused by a gastrointestinal issue. The center also announced they have plans to build an Australian multi-species exhibit (which will feature the return of red kangaroos) in 2024.
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On March 3rd, the center announced that they acquired a (0.0.1) corn snake which is now an animal ambassador.
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On March 21st, the center announced that a (0.0.1) ring-tailed lemur was born.
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On March 28th, the center announced that they acquired a (1.0) wreathed hornbill named Mákto.
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On March 29th, the center announced they acquired a (0.1) Von der Decken's hornbill named Zara which is now on exhibit.
Our male Von der Decken’s hornbill, Zulu (left), was recently introduced to his new mate, Zara (right). The two are getting along flawlessly | North Florida Wildlife Center
Our male Von der Decken’s hornbill, Zulu (left), was recently introduced to his new mate, Zara (right). The two are getting along flawlessly | North Florida Wildlife Center
On April 11th, the center announced they started construction on a new ring-tailed lemur exhibit which will be completed by late April.
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On April 15th, the center announced they acquired a (1.0) red kangaroo.
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On April 18th, the zoo announced the sex and name of the ring-tailed lemur, a (1.0) named Ony, and the name of the red kangaroo, Erwin.
Our newborn endangered ring-tailed lemur pup has been named! Meet Ony, meaning “River” in Malagasy! Come and see Ony and their family at our Earth Day Open House event! Tickets available here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/earth-day-open-house-tickets-883649668947?aff=oddtdtcreator ️ | North Florida Wildlife Center
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New name announcement! Our young male red kangaroo has been affectionately named “Erwin!” | North Florida Wildlife Center
On April 27th, the zoo opened the new exhibit to the public.
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Piece of September 2023 News Not Mentioned:
On September 7th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.1) rufous hornbill named Iris which is an animal ambassador.
Meet Iris, a rufous hornbill! These birds are native to the rainforests of the Philippines, where they are an endemic species. Rufous hornbills are... | By North Florida Wildlife CenterFacebook
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On May 11th, the center announced they moved Azula to a larger exhibit in the Education Pavillion area.
Ambassador ground hornbill, Azula, recently received an upgraded living space at our Education Pavilion, and immediately got to exploring with her trainer! Check out how much she enjoys her box full of goodies towards the end! | North Florida Wildlife Center
On September 7th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.1) rufous hornbill named Iris which is an animal ambassador.
Meet Iris, a rufous hornbill! These birds are native to the rainforests of the Philippines, where they are an endemic species. Rufous hornbills are... | By North Florida Wildlife CenterFacebook
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On May 11th, the center announced they moved Azula to a larger exhibit in the Education Pavillion area.
Ambassador ground hornbill, Azula, recently received an upgraded living space at our Education Pavilion, and immediately got to exploring with her trainer! Check out how much she enjoys her box full of goodies towards the end! | North Florida Wildlife Center
On May 23rd, the center announced they acquired a (0.1) red kangaroo named Evie.
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On June 15th, the center announced they started raising funds for a new giant anteater exhibit, featuring a larger space and more viewing windows, as well as being able to acquire a female for the zoo's lone male.
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On June 28th, the center announced that they built a new accessibility ramp to the Gift Shop and began construction on a new aviary in the space between the deck and ramp.
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North Florida Wildlife Center
On July 3rd, the center announced they acquired 4 domestic goats (breed not specified) named Gorgonzola, Mozzarella, Ricotta, and Swiss which are on exhibit.
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On September 3rd, the center announced they acquired 3 saddle-billed storks from Busch Gardens Tampa in Florida which are now on exhibit.
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On September 4th, the center announced that Aztec passed away due to contracting an illness (suspected to be the West Nile Virus).
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On September 5th, the center announced they moved their grey foxes into a new exhibit.
2K views · 27 reactions | Non-releasable gray foxes, Cypress and Willow, were moved into their new habitat today! So far, they are absolutely loving it! This space is designed to facilitate this species’ arboreal tendencies, with many platforms positioned high off the ground (as far as 15 feet up) to promote their climbing skills! There are so many unique dynamic viewing areas to this exhibit, so be sure to come by and say hi to Cypress and Willow soon! | North Florida Wildlife Center
2K views · 27 reactions | Non-releasable gray foxes, Cypress and Willow, were moved into their new habitat today! So far, they are absolutely loving it! This space is designed to facilitate this species’ arboreal tendencies, with many platforms positioned high off the ground (as far as 15 feet up) to promote their climbing skills! There are so many unique dynamic viewing areas to this exhibit, so be sure to come by and say hi to Cypress and Willow soon! | North Florida Wildlife Center
On September 13th, the center announced that ~12 emperor scorpions were born.
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On October 22nd, the center announced that they moved their red kangaroos into a new exhibit.
1.4K views · 33 reactions | It was a perfect day for our red kangaroo duo, Erwin and Evie, as they made the big move from their cozy joey quarters to their brand-new, spacious habitat! They’ve settled in beautifully and are leaping with excitement, exploring every inch of their new home. Don’t miss the chance to watch them in action and experience their playful energy firsthand at the Wildlife Center!
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1.4K views · 33 reactions | It was a perfect day for our red kangaroo duo, Erwin and Evie, as they made the big move from their cozy joey quarters to their brand-new, spacious habitat! They’ve settled in beautifully and are leaping with excitement, exploring every inch of their new home. Don’t miss the chance to watch them in action and experience their playful energy firsthand at the Wildlife Center!
| North Florida Wildlife Center