hyena142
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The zoo has posted an official update about the construction of the Indo-Malaya to Africa boardwalk.
Sumatran tigers Hari and Kemala have made the move to the Amur tiger complex in Eurasia. Over the next few days the Amur tiger dayrooms will be closed so the houseguests can get some private time to adapt to their surroundings, while Amur tiger Mazy will still be viewable outside as normal.
As for the new boardwalk, construction will commence in the coming weeks and will be completed sometime next summer. In the meantime Africa will only be accessible through the Americas boardwalk. The Indo-Malaya pavilion will be accessible as normal, however that path will likely be a dead end until construction is complete so unless you wanna see the orangs I'd advise starting your zoo journey by going right for the next few months. The zoo says that the new boardwalk will provide guests with a more accessible journey to and from Africa.
At the same time as the ramp construction they will also be working on upgrades to the Sumatran tiger habitats while the tigers are away. This will include the redevelopment and expansion of the southernmost exhibit, and both exhibits will also receive brand new climbing structures, feeding poles and a zip lines thanks to funds raised from the Oasis 2022 ZooRun.
Sumatran tigers Hari and Kemala have made the move to the Amur tiger complex in Eurasia. Over the next few days the Amur tiger dayrooms will be closed so the houseguests can get some private time to adapt to their surroundings, while Amur tiger Mazy will still be viewable outside as normal.
As for the new boardwalk, construction will commence in the coming weeks and will be completed sometime next summer. In the meantime Africa will only be accessible through the Americas boardwalk. The Indo-Malaya pavilion will be accessible as normal, however that path will likely be a dead end until construction is complete so unless you wanna see the orangs I'd advise starting your zoo journey by going right for the next few months. The zoo says that the new boardwalk will provide guests with a more accessible journey to and from Africa.
At the same time as the ramp construction they will also be working on upgrades to the Sumatran tiger habitats while the tigers are away. This will include the redevelopment and expansion of the southernmost exhibit, and both exhibits will also receive brand new climbing structures, feeding poles and a zip lines thanks to funds raised from the Oasis 2022 ZooRun.

