Is that an AZA facility? I've never heard of it.
Where do the Deer & Antelope Play?: A Look at America's Ungulate Populations
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Great Plains Zoo now has Mule Deer.
A bit of an off-topic question but does anyone know what happened to the animals at Shadow Nursery after it closed? They were the last known holders of Atali Waputi, Sichuan Deer, Mesopotamian Fallow Deer, Mongolian Kulan, Eastern Kiang, & Bushpigs in North America. These species had to have gone somewhere, but the question is where?
Milwaukee no longer has Black Rhino.
I believe there are some red brocket, but the population is definitely very small. I’m pretty sure they are on phase-out.
Definitely somewhere in the hundreds. They have a very large breeding herd and now they have a bachelor herd as well.
Saiga were about 100 so I would guess Grevy's zebra would be something above 200 animals. About 4 births a year since opening would be very shocking.
Mr.Ivory
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Last year 6 Grevy's Zebra were born
200 overall and 4 per year are just general estimates.
Mr.Ivory
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Oh ok, thank you
I thought I saw that red brockets were being phased out.
Mr.Ivory
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I believe they are, though they still have their AZA tag Ungulate Profiles — AZA Ungulates
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Mr.Ivory
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Oh god, that did sound a bit harsh (no offense)
Sorry I didn’t mean it that way at all. I was just saying I said that in case @elefante didn’t see it. I’m really sorry if it came off that way.
Whitetails.
Mr.Ivory
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Moose, Elk, Caribou, and Mule DeerWhitetails.