The exhibit of the Zoo you want to be replaced

[birdsandbats]

I'm positive most people that visit the Detroit Zoo regularly will agree that the "Pampas" habitat is the worst exhibit in the entire zoo. The exhibit as of recently has turned into a hodgepodge of animals from everywhere but South America. Right now the exhibit has fallow deer, sandhill cranes, one or two pelican species (can't remember which species), and an African spurred tortoise. All the true South American species have either passed away or have been transferred to a different zoo.

The entirety of the South American area in the American Grasslands is also lacking true South American species. The only two still at the zoo are giant anteaters and a greater rhea.

It's not geographically accurate but it's very large and far from the worst exhibit in the zoo.

 

[Dodo2]

Philadelphia Zoo- Outback Outpost

Replace it with a nocturnal house with echidnas or another aviary… ‘cause you can’t have too many birds!

 

[Azamat Shackleford]

Detroit's South America habitat in its current state. Literally now nothing but an oversized field for sandhill cranes and the Canada geese that swarm the zoo grounds.

 

[Cyclone]

I’ve always thought that the brown bear exhibit at the Indianapolis Zoo needed some sort of renovation or replacement. Every time I see it I think to myself “Why is this still here and why would the zoo leave it here for so long, without any sort of upgrade.” That’s why I think the zoo should tear down the exhibit build 2 separate exhibits with lots of lush vegetation and put some sort of climbing structure within one of them. Then have a transfer tunnel going over the main path, where the bears can walk from one side of the exhibit to the other. Kinda of like what Louisville does.

Though somewhat spacious I guess it could use a touch of dirt and grass