They do stay inside depending on the temp, though and in kansas we can have winter were its all in the negatives or when the low is just above freezing its kansas the weather is very bipolar.....very......we can have all four seasons in one day i am not kidding, lol and we have two red pandas and we do want them to breed, but in my opinion i dont think they like each other like that, you know, lol. Other than that the animals all handle the winter very well, and they handle staying inside very well.
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I have visited the park and the first thing that I noticed was the cleanliness of the place. I am talking manicured lawns and something resembling miniature golf and garden type features. The animals also seem to be happy there. I got the white Bengal tiger to chuff and it kept chuffing, it was so happy. The red pandas have interaction and they are much more active than some of the other zoos I have been to. The fact that you can feed the rhino just blew me away! I was not expecting anyone to be able to feed a rhino. The ring tail lemur feeding was also one of the main reasons I wanted to visit. It was very cathartic. Despite it being a small zoo, its worth the time to visit.
StefanGrossmann
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone does have some information about the tigers at Tanganyika Wildlife Park in Goddard, Kansas. According to USDA Tanganyika Wildlife Park currently houses 7 tigers.
I was wondering if anyone does have some information about the tigers at Tanganyika Wildlife Park in Goddard, Kansas. According to USDA Tanganyika Wildlife Park currently houses 7 tigers.
I just watched a video on their site and in it it says that there are only 6 Javan Langurs left in the US. I assume that that would mean they have some there yet Bronx has at least 1.5 Javan Langurs so what's up with that?
~Thylo
~Thylo
In one of the earlier posts it was mentioned that the Clouded leopards were not mentioned in ISIS. Because of the obvious good breeding results with this difficult species I want to ask if they have become in the meantime part of some sort of breeding programm because the species can use it !
I just uploaded approximately 55 photos of this zoo into the gallery. I'm just letting folks know in case the images get lost in the shuffle as not everyone checks the gallery on a regular basis.
Article about this place :
Tanganyika Wildlife Park may not be the same if USDA changes rules
Tanganyika Wildlife Park may not be the same if USDA changes rules
Thank you for posting this. It includes a link for public comment with a deadline of today (August 31). I just submitted a comment opposing the rule.
Yi Qi
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A donkey, cow, and camel owned by Tangayika escaped before being found by police.
Camel, Cow, Donkey Found Roaming Together Along Kansas Road
Camel, Cow, Donkey Found Roaming Together Along Kansas Road
Have there been any rhinos born at this park?
Three melanistic Amur Leopard cubs were born to female Mystique (the individual that used to live at San Diego) on April 13: Adorable! Tanganyika Wildlife Park celebrates the birth of three Amur leopards
Nice I had not heard of any Melanistic Amur Leopards occurring before.
No, not till date.
They have a pair of Indian rhino and a lone male southern black rhino. Chances are the GOHR might breed before not too long.
Wild Amur leopards don´t show any melanistic individuals, now or in historic times.
However, the captive population in Europe and elsewhere has been mixed with one North Chinese individual in the past. A few melanistic Amur leopards have been born in zoos in Europe. Here is an example, a black male at Prague
Leopard Kittens Bring Joy to Prague Zoo
Here's the amur cub post from the zoo's official website, though it has most of the same information as the link earlier: Tanganyika Wildlife Park Celebrates the Birth of Three Amur Leopards - the Most Endangered Big Cat Species in the World - Tanganyika Wildlife Park (twpark.com)
A Pygmy Hippo calf was born on September 21: Tanganyika welcomes baby pygmy hippo
