A potential long-term positive of a successful Platypus breeding program in the United States -- while obviously any zoo fan would be excited to see this species in and of itself, the addition of another charismatic and crowd-pleasing Australian species would add some wonderful incentive for new, renovated Australia habitats across the country. I've never been the best at reading the national room, but based on my local facilities, this feels like an exhibit theme that's taken some serious backseat lately.
What I'm trying to suggest is the success of this species could lead to a renewed focus on Australia and its unique species in American zoos.
But let's not get ahead of ourselves - the exhibit's only just started. Still, this is an incredibly exciting development!
What I'm trying to suggest is the success of this species could lead to a renewed focus on Australia and its unique species in American zoos.
But let's not get ahead of ourselves - the exhibit's only just started. Still, this is an incredibly exciting development!