Have they actually had any success what so ever at breeding them?
Rarest animals seen in a zoo or aquarium
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Have they actually had any success what so ever at breeding them?
not mentioned before I guess ( and realy rare ) the yellow-eared conure in the 1980-ties at Walsrode.
Other rare Walsrode species :
Red-necked, St. Vincent and Imperial Amazones
Storms stork
New Caledonian Imperial Pigeon
Milky stork
Shoebill
Giant coot
Spix macaw and many others.Most of these species are not kept anymore.
Other rare Walsrode species :
Red-necked, St. Vincent and Imperial Amazones
Storms stork
New Caledonian Imperial Pigeon
Milky stork
Shoebill
Giant coot
Spix macaw and many others.Most of these species are not kept anymore.
I think this may just be for species rare in zoos currently in captivity. Has anyone mentioned the Raccoon Dog in U.S. zoos? They're pretty rare with only three places holding them.
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Ohh what 3 places have them? I believe the only Raccoon Dog's I've ever seen were at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo in 2006. And I don't think they have them anymore.
I know Atlanta does: http://www.zoochat.com/22/news-thread-2-a-277831/
Omaha doesn't have them anymore!? The Red River Zoo has them. Zoo Atlanta, Ohama's Henry Doorly Zoo, and Red River Zoo were the 3 I was talking about.
http://www.redriverzoo.org/animals-mammals.php
http://www.redriverzoo.org/animals-mammals.php
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London Zoo also has Leadbeater's Possums, if I am not mistaken.
Not for some years now, sadly. They were one of the highlights of my earlier visits.
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I think this may just be for species rare in zoos currently in captivity. Has anyone mentioned the Raccoon Dog in U.S. zoos? They're pretty rare with only three places holding them.
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The Hamlyn's monkey have recently left the collection and the single wattled cassowaries haven't been in the collection for at least 10 years.
must be getting confused with double wattled
I saw Malayan white handed gibbons in jurques, are they rare. According to zootierliste jurques is one of three collections in Europe to have them.
Trotters world of animals held Pichi armadillos for a brief spell, are they rare?
Very - they are currently entirely absent from Europe.
Wow, I guess I was lucky. If I knew they were so rare I would of got a picture, but yet again that was before I got my camera
Can the species be found in American zoos?
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Can the species be found in American zoos?
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I would venture to say Pichi are not currently in any American zoos. Private collections who knows...Does anyone know what South American Zoos have them? I'm sure there's gotta be some?
After consulting the entire south America gallery
, no picture directly says Pichi armadillo. I have asked four zoos that have pictures of armadillo exhibits, with no specified species. I am awaiting results.
After consulting the entire south America gallery
Wow way to go epickoala
I'm sure there are some zoos in South America that hold the species that aren't really known by us hear on ZooChat. How'd you ask the zoos? Email?~Thylo
I keep seeing an animal at certain zoos that is so rare it doesn't even exist - Red Wolf
Wow way to go epickoala
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Yeah thanks epickoala, that was mighty epic of you! Yeah it might be the case that it's some small zoo in the home range of the Pichi that has a couple. But I would like to know considering I'm planning on being in that home range in a few months.