Wolverines in North American zoos

StellarChaser

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May I get to know how many zoos in North America currently have Wolverines? I know Alaska has 4, Detroit has 2, Columbus, Minnesota and New York City Zoo also have Wolverine but I don't know the exact numbers. The only zoo in Canada that has Wolverine is Saint Felicien. Any other zoos also have them?
 
Haven't confirmed these in a while, but:
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, AK
Alaska Zoo, AK
Columbus Zoo, OH
Detroit Zoo, MI
Kroschel Films, AK
Minnesota Zoo, MN
New York State Zoo, NY
Northwest Trek, WA
San Francisco Zoo, CA
Zoo Montana, MT
 
Haven't confirmed these in a while, but:
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, AK
Alaska Zoo, AK
Columbus Zoo, OH
Detroit Zoo, MI
Kroschel Films, AK
Minnesota Zoo, MN
New York State Zoo, NY
Northwest Trek, WA
San Francisco Zoo, CA
Zoo Montana, MT
How many of these institutions have bred Wolverines?
 
Minnesota has, Zoo Montana is trying. Worth noting that they're European wolverines, not natives.
Well, lot of animals in US & Canadian zoos are not native, like Tigers, Lions, Giraffes, Rhinos, all the Primates, etc. But the zoos still breed them, just consider Eurasian Wolverines as something like Binturong:D:DAmerican Wolverines are too rare in captivity, Eurasian Wolverines can be a good substitute for display and education.
 
Well, lot of animals in US & Canadian zoos are not native, like Tigers, Lions, Giraffes, Rhinos, all the Primates, etc. But the zoos still breed them, just consider Eurasian Wolverines as something like Binturong:D:DAmerican Wolverines are too rare in captivity, Eurasian Wolverines can be a good substitute for display and education.

Those also aren't north american species ;)
 
What are some good wolverine exhibits?

Northwest Trek:

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Northwest Trek:

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This exhibit is a huge improvement to the zoo's previous enclosure, expanding the total area to be thirteen times larger. Now the wolverines have nearly a quarter acre to themselves! Not many zoos could afford to devote that much land to megafauna species, much less a smaller mammal like a mustelid.
 
Henson Robinson has wolverine again. This was announced a while ago, just saw the animal today :)
 
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