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PercideRolo
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The Zoo has gone out of Rhinoceros hornbill sending their pair to Woodland Park in Seatle.
Exhibits betwen feenc fox and hyrax are still being worked on. Animal care staff said they are being worked for prehensile tail porcupine and winter home for macaw in carribean coast.
Exhibits betwen feenc fox and hyrax are still being worked on. Animal care staff said they are being worked for prehensile tail porcupine and winter home for macaw in carribean coast.
Zoo-Lover-1-2-3
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I really like how the zoo seems to be focusing and revamping windows of the wild! It’s nothing major for this exhibit from what I understand but atleast it’s something!
Piece of March / April 2025 News Not Mentioned:
On March 26th, it was announced that the zoo transferred a male (1.0) North American porcupine named Fezzik to Staten Island Zoo in New York.
Staten Island Zoo
On April 19th, the zoo announced they named the eagle Grace.
Stone Zoo
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On August 24th, it was mentioned that the zoo transferred 2 rhinoceros hornbills to Woodland Park Zoo in Washington**.
On September 10th, the zoo announced that 2 cotton-top tamarins were born on August 29th, and are now on display in Windows to the Wild.
231 reactions · 18 shares | New crew at the Zoo! Look closely and you'll see two tiny cotton-top tamarin twins clinging to mum's back. These little ones arrived a few weeks ago—and we're already smitten. Get to know the new family ➤ zoonewengland.org/zoo-news/2025/september/cotton-top-tamarin-twins-born-at-stone-zoo/ | Stone Zoo
Zoo New England
On September 17th, the zoo announced they will be transferring a male (1.0) northern white-cheeked gibbon named Jian to another unspecified AZA facility in the upcoming week.
Stone Zoo
* Worth mentioning that a female (0.1) Linne's two-toed sloth named Sylvie was born in March 2024, as well as named the prehensile-tailed porcupine born in early 2024, Silver, and the black-and-white colobus monkey born in June 2024, George. It's also worth mentioning that the zoo transferred (0.2) rock hyraxes to Utah's Hogle Zoo in Utah in November 2024, as well as raised and released 36 marbled salamanders back into the wild in May 2024.
** Information provided by @Northwest_FIsh_Keeping as part of a photograph taken at Woodland Park.
On March 26th, it was announced that the zoo transferred a male (1.0) North American porcupine named Fezzik to Staten Island Zoo in New York.
Staten Island Zoo
On April 19th, the zoo announced they named the eagle Grace.
Stone Zoo
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On August 24th, it was mentioned that the zoo transferred 2 rhinoceros hornbills to Woodland Park Zoo in Washington**.
On September 10th, the zoo announced that 2 cotton-top tamarins were born on August 29th, and are now on display in Windows to the Wild.
231 reactions · 18 shares | New crew at the Zoo! Look closely and you'll see two tiny cotton-top tamarin twins clinging to mum's back. These little ones arrived a few weeks ago—and we're already smitten. Get to know the new family ➤ zoonewengland.org/zoo-news/2025/september/cotton-top-tamarin-twins-born-at-stone-zoo/ | Stone Zoo
Zoo New England
On September 17th, the zoo announced they will be transferring a male (1.0) northern white-cheeked gibbon named Jian to another unspecified AZA facility in the upcoming week.
Stone Zoo
* Worth mentioning that a female (0.1) Linne's two-toed sloth named Sylvie was born in March 2024, as well as named the prehensile-tailed porcupine born in early 2024, Silver, and the black-and-white colobus monkey born in June 2024, George. It's also worth mentioning that the zoo transferred (0.2) rock hyraxes to Utah's Hogle Zoo in Utah in November 2024, as well as raised and released 36 marbled salamanders back into the wild in May 2024.
** Information provided by @Northwest_FIsh_Keeping as part of a photograph taken at Woodland Park.
PercideRolo
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Stone Zoo retains AZA Accreditation!
Zoo New England
Zoo New England
Disappointing news: the coatis in Treasures of the Sierra Madre are gone, and they have been replaced by red pandas. Say goodbye to geographic accuracy!
Source: I visited the zoo
Source: I visited the zoo
PercideRolo
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PercideRolo
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I wonder if this will lead to them getting a permanent exhibit where black-neck crane was and part of markhor yard?
At least they will be there for Zoolights next month.
Oh, that’s much better news than I was expecting if it’s only a temporary thing, and because FPZ’s exhibit is being renovated. I hope the new zoo entrance is also part of this project.
PercideRolo
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Wonder if Coati will be back? They had one animal prior to Gimli (Red Panda) moving north to Stone. The two exhibits combined make greater exhibit space as each exhibit is small by themselves.
Zoo-Lover-1-2-3
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From what I can understand from their recent social media post about the red panda moving is that it is a temporary thing until the red panda exhibit is completed. I think that may mean that the coatis will come back once the red panda if it moves back.
gardener14
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On November 19th, it was announced their (0.1f) barn owl named Valkyrie passed away at age 15.
Franklin Park Zoo
Franklin Park Zoo