ZooChat Challenge Global 2023 - 10th Anniversary Special!

A busy few days.


Zoos visited:
Adelaide Zoo (30 January)
Melbourne Zoo (4 February)
Werribee Open Range Zoo (18 February)
Healesville Sanctuary (19 February)
Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium (28 March)
Nogeyama Zoo (31 March)
Kanazawa Zoo (31 March)
Zoorasia (1 April)
Ueno Zoo (2 April)

Completed:
  1. Check Your Feeders
  2. The Rio Challenge
  3. One-zoo wonder
  4. Pinni-Party
  5. Bona-Fide Rarity Hunter
  6. Thylo’s Bonus Challenge
  7. Don’t turn on the lights (neglected to claim this at the time, but long-footed potoroo at Healesville was the 10th)
  8. Sea Shepherds
  9. How many toes am I holding up?
  10. Usborne’s Scavanger Hunt
  11. We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Trap
  12. River Giants
Challenges

2013: Penguimonium

  1. Little penguin
  2. Emperor penguin
  3. Chinstrap penguin
  4. Gentoo penguin
  5. Adelie penguin
  6. African penguin

2014: Fly the Coop

  1. Malleefowl (1/1 megapodes)
  2. Lady Amherst’s pheasant - (1/6 pheasants)
  3. Indian peafowl - (2/6 pheasants)
  4. Common ring-necked pheasant (3/6 pheasants)
  5. Crested argus (4/6 pheasants)
  6. Vulturine guineafowl
  7. Chinese bamboo partridge (5/6 pheasants)
  8. Golden pheasant (6/6 pheasants)
  9. Bare-faced curassow (1/2 cracids)

2016 Part II: Let That Ruminate

  1. Giraffe
  2. Fallow deer (1/4 deer)
  3. Pygmy hippopotamus (1/2 hippos)
  4. Collared peccary (1/3 pigs and peccaries)
  5. Common hippopotamus (2/2 hippos)
  6. Sika deer (2/4 deer)
  7. Okapi
  8. Red river hog (2/3 pigs and peccaries)
  1. Scimitar-horned oryx
  2. American bison
  3. Blackbuck
  4. Lowland nyala
  5. Common eland
  6. Bighorn sheep
  7. Japanese serow
  8. Bharal
  9. Arabian oryx
  10. Golden takin
  11. Barbary sheep

2017 Part II: Asian songbird challenge

N/A

2017 Part III: Thylo’s Top 20
  1. White-headed buffalo-weaver

2018 Part I: Small But Will Fight

  1. Meerkat (1/2 mongooses)
  2. Serval (1/5 small cats)
  3. Fennec Fox (1/2 foxes)
  4. Red panda
  5. Tsushima leopard cat (2/5 small cats)
  6. Pallas’ cat (3/5 small cats)
  7. Dwarf mongoose (2/2 mongooses)

2018 Part III: Carnivore Carnival

  1. Binturong
  2. Cheetah
  3. Fossa

2019 Part I: Look but don’t touch

  1. Dyeing poison dart frog

2020: Let’s Give This Another Go

  1. Red kangaroo
  2. Yellow-footed rock-wallaby
  3. Koala
  4. Fat-tailed dunnart
  5. Brush-tailed bettong
  6. Greater bilby
  7. Squirrel glider
  8. Goodfellow’s tree kangaroo
  9. Common ringtail possum
  10. Southern hairy-nosed wombat
  11. Tasmanian devil
  12. Kangaroo Island kangaroo
  13. Tammar wallaby
  14. Eastern grey kangaroo
  15. Short-beaked echidna
  16. Common wombat
  17. Eastern quoll
  18. Long-footed potoroo
  19. Mountain pygmy possum
  20. Spot-tailed quoll
  21. Parma wallaby
  22. Sugar glider

2021: Don’t You Forget About Me
  1. Asian elephant (1/2 elephants)
  2. Southern tamandua
  3. Cape hyrax
  4. Ryukyu flying fox (1/4 bats)
  5. Southern three-banded armadillo (1/2 armadillos)
  6. Six-banded armadillo (2/2 armadillos)

Native Species Challenge

  1. Gouldian finch
  2. Australian green tree frog
  3. Platypus

Embrace the ABCs Challenge

Seen twice:
  1. Meerkat
  2. Ring-tailed lemur
  3. Little penguin
  4. Lion
  5. Western lowland gorilla
  6. Green tree frog
  7. Indian peafowl
  8. Asian elephant
  9. Tiger
Seen once:
  1. Wedge-tailed eagle
  2. Spiny stick insect
  3. Southern white rhinoceros
  4. Murray River turtle
  5. Sulphur-crested cockatoo
  6. Red-necked wallaby
  7. Saltwater crocodile
  8. Asian small-clawed otter
Not yet seen:
  1. Sharks

Second Chance Red List Challenge

  1. Broad-headed snake (1/4 Vulnerable)
  2. Pygmy blue-tongue lizard (1/4 Endangered)
  3. Komodo dragon (2/4 Endangered)
  4. Aldabra giant tortoise (2/4 Vulnerable)
  5. Brazilian tapir (3/4 Vulnerable)
  6. Golden lion tamarin (3/4 Endangered)
  7. Ring-tailed lemur (4/4 Endangered)
  8. Greater bilby (4/4 Vulnerable)
  9. Brush-tailed bettong (1/4 Critically Endangered)
  10. Cotton-top tamarin (2/4 Critically Endangered)
  11. Northern white-cheeked gibbon (3/4 Critically Endangered)
  12. Swift parrot (4/4 Critically Endangered)
  13. Scimitar-horned oryx (1/2 Extinct in the Wild)

Island Hoppers Challenge

  1. Komodo dragon (1/6 reptiles)
  2. Aldabra giant tortoise (2/6 reptiles)
  3. Rhinoceros iguana (3/6 reptiles)
  4. Ring-tailed lemur (1/5 mammals)
  5. Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroo (2/5 mammals)
  6. Java sparrow (1/6 birds)
  7. Black-and-white ruffed lemur (3/5 mammals)
  8. Fijian crested iguana (4/6 reptiles)
  9. Sumatran orang-utan (4/5 mammals)
  10. Philippine crocodile (5/6 reptiles)
  11. Philippine sail-finned dragon (6/6 reptiles)
  12. Clown loach (1/2 fish)
  13. Tasmanian devil (5/5 mammals)
  14. Japanese rice fish (2/2 fish)
  15. Kagu (2/6 birds)
  16. Japanese giant salamander (1/3 amphibians)
  17. Tokyo salamander (2/3 amphibians)
  18. Japanese fire-bellied newt (3/3 amphibians)
  19. Lidth’s jay (3/6)

I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood)

  1. Central netted dragon (1/1 agamids)
  2. Rough-scaled python (1/3 pythons)
  3. Broad-headed snake (1/10 venomous snakes)
  4. Komodo dragon (1/4 monitors)
  5. Inland taipan (2/10 venomous snakes)
  6. Southern death adder (A.antarcticus) (3/10 venomous snakes)
  7. Red-bellied black snake (4/10 venomous snakes)
  8. Olive python (2/3 pythons)
  9. Jungle carpet python (3/3 pythons)
  10. Coastal taipan (5/10 venomous snakes)
  11. Mexican cantil (6/10 venomous snakes)
  12. Monocled cobra (7/10 venomous snakes)
  13. Freshwater crocodile (1/4 crocodiles)
  14. Southern Pilbara rock monitor (2/4 monitors)
  15. Merten’s water monitor (3/4 monitors)
  16. Eastern diamondback rattlesnake (8/10 venomous snakes)
  17. Eyelash viper (9/10 venomous snakes)
  18. Common tiger snake (10/10 venomous snakes)
  19. Philippine crocodile (2/4 crocodiles)
  20. Lace monitor (4/4 monitors)
  21. African dwarf crocodile (3/4 crocodiles)
  22. Leopard gecko (1/2 geckos)
  23. Gharial (4/4 crocodiles)
  24. Tokay gecko (2/2 geckos)
Turtles and Tortoises
  1. Pig-nosed turtle
  2. Aldabra giant tortoise
  3. Murray River turtle
  4. Spur-thighed tortoise
  5. Eastern snake-necked turtle
  6. Horsfield’s tortoise
  7. Carolina box turtle
  8. Star tortoise
  9. Elongate tortoise
  10. Twist-necked turtle
  11. Chinese three-striped box turtle
  12. Leopard tortoise
  13. Northern long-necked turtle
  14. Red-bellied short-necked turtle
  15. Loggerhead turtle
  16. Green turtle
  17. Hawksbill turtle
  18. Ryukyu black-breasted leaf turtle
  19. Spotted pond turtle
  20. Ploughshare tortoise
  21. Radiated tortoise
  22. Spider tortoise
  23. Eastern box turtle
  24. Asian giant tortoise
  25. Egyptian tortoise
  26. Indian roofed turtle
  27. Northern river terrapin
  28. Bell’s hingeback tortoise
  29. West African mud turtle
  30. Sri Lanka black turtle
  31. Annam leaf turtle
  32. Galapagos giant tortoise
  33. South American yellow-footed tortoise
  34. South American red-footed tortoise
  35. Red-eared slider
  36. Reece’s pond turtle
  37. Japanese pond turtle
  38. Chinese soft-shelled turtle

The Unbearable Challenge

  1. Asiatic black bear
  2. Polar bear
  3. Spectacled bear
  4. Giant panda
  5. Sun bear
  6. Brown bear

Hall of Champions

  1. Aldabra giant tortoise
  2. Wedge-tailed eagle
  3. Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroo
  4. Superb lyrebird
  5. Blue-faced honeyeater
  6. Eastern quoll
  7. Okapi



2017 Part I: Check Your Feeders - COMPLETE

  1. Gouldian finch
  2. Crested bellbird
  3. Striped honeyeater
  4. Regent honeyeater

The Rio Challenge - COMPLETE

  1. Brown-throated conure
  2. Illiger’s macaw
  3. White-bellied caique
  4. Scarlet macaw
  5. Sun conure
  6. Blue-and-yellow macaw
  7. Hyacinth macaw
  8. Yellow-crowned Amazon

One-Zoo Wonder - COMPLETE

  1. Check Your Feeders
  2. Rio Challenge

2018 Part II: Pinni-party - COMPLETE

  1. Australian sea lion
  2. Long-nosed fur seal

Bona Fide Rarity Hunter - COMPLETE

  1. Pygmy Blue-Tongue Lizard (worldwide bonus - only displayed at Adelaide Zoo)
  2. Collared peccary (only displayed in Melbourne Zoo, Australasian region)
  3. Vervet monkey (only displayed in Werribee Zoo, Australasian region

2022: Don’t Turn On the Lights - COMPLETE

  1. Spinifex hopping mouse
  2. Greater stick-nest rat
  3. Tawny frogmouth
  4. Fat-tailed dunnart
  5. Brush-tailed bettong
  6. Greater bilby
  7. Squirrel glider
  8. Common ringtail possum
  9. Eastern quoll
  10. Long-footed potoroo

2016 Part III: Sea Shepherds - COMPLETE

  1. Common bottle-nosed dolphin
  2. Beluga
2016 Part I: How Many Toes am I Holding Up? - COMPLETE

  1. Brazilian tapir - (1/3 tapirs)
  2. Malayan tapir (2/3 tapirs)
  3. Plains zebra (1/3 equids)
  4. Takhi/Przewalski’s horse (2/3 equids)
  5. White rhinoceros (1/3 rhinos)
  6. Grevy’s zebra (3/3 equids)
  7. Baird’s tapir (2/3 tapirs)
  8. Greater one-horned rhinoceros (2/3 rhinos)
  9. Black rhinoceros (3/3 rhinos)

Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge - COMPLETE

  1. Aldabra giant tortoise
  2. Red kangaroo
  3. Lady Amherst’s pheasant
  4. Blue-and-yellow macaw
  5. Bolivian squirrel monkey
  6. Southern cassowary
  7. Dingo
  8. American alligator
  9. Pygmy hippopotamus
  10. Sumatran orang-utan
  11. Eastern diamondback rattlesnake
  12. Blue-winged kookaburra
  13. American bison
  14. Greater one-horned rhinoceros
  15. Polar bear

2015: We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Trap - COMPLETE

  1. Patagonian mara
  2. Capybara
  3. African crested porcupine
  4. Japanese squirrel
  5. Black-tailed prairie dog
  6. Naked mole-rat
  7. Degu
  8. Brazilian guinea pig
  9. Small Japanese flying squirrel
  10. Woodland dormouse

2019 Part II: River Giants - COMPLETE

  1. Japanese giant salamander
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CrashMegaraptor said:
Actually, that's not the issue with the Nicobar Pigeon - it isn't an island-only species. It can be found on mainland Asia.
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Where? I know there are some individual records on the Malay Peninsula but I'm not aware of them regularly occurring anywhere on the mainland.
 
birdsandbats said:
Where? I know there are some individual records on the Malay Peninsula but I'm not aware of them regularly occurring anywhere on the mainland.
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Apparently there is a small population on the Malay Peninsula near Mergui: IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Either way, probably not a valid species for the challenge given the rule quoted above. Instead Tino could maybe put the White-throated ground dove or Olive-headed lorikeet if they're still at the zoo?
 
I definitely missed the part about it having to be a single island or chain! Darn.

amur leopard said:
Apparently there is a small population on the Malay Peninsula near Mergui: IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Either way, probably not a valid species for the challenge given the rule quoted above. Instead Tino could maybe put the White-throated ground dove or Olive-headed lorikeet if they're still at the zoo?
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The range map and description both only mention islands, the part about Mergui says remote islands. Both of those species are no longer at Philly unfortunately (or if they are, are not presently out or signed anywhere). I'll find something, if not from what I saw yesterday, there's still plenty of time to see something else :)

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The Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise should work, yes?
 
Nicobar Pigeon has counted previously (other challenges) as an island species on the basis that it is generally only recorded on mainlands as a visitor.


ifesbob said:
I think Island Hoppers have to be endemic to a single island or island chain, not just islands in general
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I don't think the Island Hopper rule to "see animals ... that are endemic to single islands or island chains" is supposed to mean what is stated above, but simply to exclude species which are native to mainlands. It's just that most island species are only found on one island or in one archipelago, not plural.
 
I'll stick with the Raggiana then, easy enough :) My other species just happened to all be from one island/country, too.
 
TinoPup said:
Philadelphia Zoo, March 31 2023

1. 2013: Penguimonium 2/12
2. Humboldt Penguin, Spheniscus humboldti

2. 2014: Fly the Coop 7/11
1/1. Vulturine Guineafowl, Acryllium vulturinum
2/6. Great Argus Argusianus argus
3/6. Cabot's Tragonpan Tragopan caboti
4/6. Temminck's Tragopan Tragopan temminckii
5/6. Golden Pheasant Chrysolophus pictus
6/6. Congo Peafowl Afropavo congensis

3. 2015: We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Trap 3/10
3. Prehensile-tailed Porcupine, Coendou prehensilis

4. 2016 Part 1: How Many Toes am I Holding Up? 3/9
3. Southern White Rhinoceros, Ceratotherium simum simum

5. 2016 Part II: Let That Ruminate 8/11, 10/∞ Bovids (63 I think?)
Any 3 Suids 1/3
1. Red River Hog Potamochoerus porcus

7. 2017 Part I: Check Your Feeders 3/4
3. Blue-Gray Tanager Thraupis episcopus

8. 2017 Part II: Asian Songbirds 2/5
1/4. Bali Mynah Leucopsar rothschildi
2/4. White-rumped Shama Copsychus malabaricus

9. 2017 Part II: Thylo's Top 20 4/8
1. Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise Paradisaea raggiana
2. Blue-Gray Tanager Thraupis episcopus
3. Golden-breasted Starling Lamprotornis regius
4. Taveta Golden Weaver Ploceus castaneiceps

12. 2018 Part III: Carnivore Carnival 5/6
5. Giant Otter Pteronura brasiliensis

13. 2019 Part I: See, Don’t Touch 5/∞
5. Golfodulcean PDF Phyllobates vittatus

16. 2021: Don't You Forget About Me 2/13
1/4. Rodrigues Fruit Bat Pteropus rodricensis
1/1. Hoffman's Two-toed Sloth Choloepus hoffmanni

17. 2022: Don't Turn on the Lights 1/10
1. Aye-aye Daubentonia madagascariensis

19. Embrace the ABCs Challenge 21/36
2/2 Lion Panthera leo
2/2 Meerkat Suricata suricatta
1/2 Southern White Rhinoceros Ceratotherium simum simum
1/2 Western Lowland Gorilla Gorilla gorilla gorilla
1/2 Bald Eagle Haliaeetus leucocephalus
2/2 Indian Peafowl Pavo cristatus

21. Island Hoppers Challenge 18/22
Mammals 5/5
5. Aye-aye Daubentonia madagascariensis
Birds 6/6
1. Bali Mynah Leucopsar rothschildi
2. Nicobar Pigeon Caloenas nicobarica
3. Victoria Crowned Pigeon Goura victoria
4. Madagascar Teal Anas bernieri
5. Guam Rail Hypotaenidia owstoni
6. Guam Kingfisher Todiramphus cinnamominus
Reptiles 6/6
6. Flat-tailed Spider Tortoise Pyxis planicauda

22. I’m Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) 20/23, 20/∞
Monitors 1/4
1. Mertens' Water Monitor Varanus mertensi
Tortoises/Turtles 20/∞
13. Galapagos Tortoise, signed at Chelonoidis porteri
14. Pancake Tortoise Malacochersus tornieri
15. Flat-tailed Spider Tortoise Pyxis planicauda
16. Golden Coin Turtle Cuora trifasciata
17. Eastern Mud Turtle Kinosternon subrubrum
18. Eastern Musk Turtle Sternotherus odoratus
19. Common Snapping Turtle Chelydra serpentina
20. Spotted Turtle Clemmys guttata

23. Usborne’s Scavenger Hunt Challenge 12/15
12. Sumatran Orangutan Pongo abelii

25. Unbearable Challenge 3/8
3. Andean Bear Tremarctos ornatus

26. Hall of Champions 4/10
4. Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise Paradisaea raggiana

TOTAL:
Complete: 1/29
Started: 23/29
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One more to add:
29. Thylo's Bonus Challenge
Philadelphia's 360 trails
 
birdsandbats said:
Bruemmer Park Zoo - January 18 2023

Fly the Coop - 0/1 megapode 0/2 cracidae 0/2 guineafowl 1/1 New World quail 4/6 Phasianidae
5. Indian Peafowl Pavo cristatus

Small but Will Fight - 0/2 mongoose 3/5 small cat 2/2 fox 1/1 red panda
6. Bobcat Lynx rufus

Embrace the ABCs Challenge - 8/18 started, 4/18 completed
Indian Peafowl: 1/2

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In-Progress:
Penguimonium - (1)
Fly the Coop - 0/1 megapode 0/2 cracidae 0/2 guineafowl 1/1 New World quail 4/6 Phasianidae
We're Going to Need a Bigger Trap - 5/10
Let That Ruminate - 0/3 pigs/peccaries 0/2 hippos 1/2 giraffe 2/2 native deer 1/2 exotic deer (1 Bovidae)
Thylo's Top 20 - 1/8
Small but Will Fight - 0/2 mongoose 3/5 small cat 2/2 fox 1/1 red panda
See, Don't Touch - (3)
Let's Give This Another Go - (2)
Don't You Forget About Me - 2/4 bat 0/1 treeshrew 2/2 armadillo 0/1 anteater 1/1 sloth 0/1 sea cow 0/2 elephant 0/1 hyrax
Second Chance Red List Challenge - 4/4 VU 4/4 EN 4/4 CR 1/2 EW
Island Hoppers Challenge - 1/5 mammals 1/6 birds 4/6 reptiles 1/3 amphibians 0/2 fish
I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) - 1/4 monitor 1/2 gecko 0/1 Agamidae 10/10 venomous snake 3/3 python 1/4 crocodile/gharial (14 chelonian)
Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge - 8/15
The Rio Challenge - 3/8, 0/1 non-macaw
Hall of Champions - 1/10
Bona Fide Rarity Hunter - 1/3 North America 0/1 global

Embrace the ABCs Challenge - 8/18 started, 4/18 completed
Ring-tailed Lemur: 1/2
Tiger: 1/2
Green Iguana: 1/2
Lion: 1/2
African Penguin: 1/2
Hyacinth Macaw: 1/2
Indian Peafowl: 1/2
African Bullfrog: 2/2
Bald Eagle: 2/2
Pond Slider: 2/2
Madagascar Hissing Cockroach: 2/2

Completed - 3
-Check Your Feeders
-One-Zoo Wonder
-Don't Turn On The Lights
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Stevens Point Herpetological Society - several visits over the past couple of months

Embrace the ABCs Challenge - 8/18 started, 4/18 completed
Green Iguana: 2/2

Island Hoppers Challenge - 1/5 mammals 1/6 birds 5/6 reptiles 1/3 amphibians 0/2 fish
8. Crested Gecko Correlophus ciliatus

I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) - 1/4 monitor 2/2 gecko 0/1 Agamidae 10/10 venomous snake 3/3 python 1/4 crocodile/gharial (15 chelonian)
31. Crested Gecko Correlophus ciliatus
32. Aldabra Giant Tortoise Aldabrachelys gigantea (actually from NEW months ago but forgot to count it)

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In-Progress:
Penguimonium - (1)
Fly the Coop - 0/1 megapode 0/2 cracidae 0/2 guineafowl 1/1 New World quail 4/6 Phasianidae
We're Going to Need a Bigger Trap - 5/10
Let That Ruminate - 0/3 pigs/peccaries 0/2 hippos 1/2 giraffe 2/2 native deer 1/2 exotic deer (1 Bovidae)
Thylo's Top 20 - 1/8
Small but Will Fight - 0/2 mongoose 3/5 small cat 2/2 fox 1/1 red panda
See, Don't Touch - (3)
Let's Give This Another Go - (2)
Don't You Forget About Me - 2/4 bat 0/1 treeshrew 2/2 armadillo 0/1 anteater 1/1 sloth 0/1 sea cow 0/2 elephant 0/1 hyrax
Second Chance Red List Challenge - 4/4 VU 4/4 EN 4/4 CR 1/2 EW
Island Hoppers Challenge - 1/5 mammals 1/6 birds 5/6 reptiles 1/3 amphibians 0/2 fish
I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) - 1/4 monitor 2/2 gecko 0/1 Agamidae 10/10 venomous snake 3/3 python 1/4 crocodile/gharial (15 chelonian)
Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge - 8/15
The Rio Challenge - 3/8, 0/1 non-macaw
Hall of Champions - 1/10
Bona Fide Rarity Hunter - 1/3 North America 0/1 global

Embrace the ABCs Challenge - 6/18 started, 5/18 completed
Ring-tailed Lemur: 1/2
Tiger: 1/2
Lion: 1/2
African Penguin: 1/2
Hyacinth Macaw: 1/2
Indian Peafowl: 1/2
Green Iguana: 2/2
African Bullfrog: 2/2
Bald Eagle: 2/2
Pond Slider: 2/2
Madagascar Hissing Cockroach: 2/2

Completed - 3
-Check Your Feeders
-One-Zoo Wonder
-Don't Turn On The Lights
 
birdsandbats said:
Stevens Point Herpetological Society - several visits over the past couple of months

Embrace the ABCs Challenge - 8/18 started, 4/18 completed
Green Iguana: 2/2

Island Hoppers Challenge - 1/5 mammals 1/6 birds 5/6 reptiles 1/3 amphibians 0/2 fish
8. Crested Gecko Correlophus ciliatus

I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) - 1/4 monitor 2/2 gecko 0/1 Agamidae 10/10 venomous snake 3/3 python 1/4 crocodile/gharial (15 chelonian)
31. Crested Gecko Correlophus ciliatus
32. Aldabra Giant Tortoise Aldabrachelys gigantea (actually from NEW months ago but forgot to count it)

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In-Progress:
Penguimonium - (1)
Fly the Coop - 0/1 megapode 0/2 cracidae 0/2 guineafowl 1/1 New World quail 4/6 Phasianidae
We're Going to Need a Bigger Trap - 5/10
Let That Ruminate - 0/3 pigs/peccaries 0/2 hippos 1/2 giraffe 2/2 native deer 1/2 exotic deer (1 Bovidae)
Thylo's Top 20 - 1/8
Small but Will Fight - 0/2 mongoose 3/5 small cat 2/2 fox 1/1 red panda
See, Don't Touch - (3)
Let's Give This Another Go - (2)
Don't You Forget About Me - 2/4 bat 0/1 treeshrew 2/2 armadillo 0/1 anteater 1/1 sloth 0/1 sea cow 0/2 elephant 0/1 hyrax
Second Chance Red List Challenge - 4/4 VU 4/4 EN 4/4 CR 1/2 EW
Island Hoppers Challenge - 1/5 mammals 1/6 birds 5/6 reptiles 1/3 amphibians 0/2 fish
I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) - 1/4 monitor 2/2 gecko 0/1 Agamidae 10/10 venomous snake 3/3 python 1/4 crocodile/gharial (15 chelonian)
Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge - 8/15
The Rio Challenge - 3/8, 0/1 non-macaw
Hall of Champions - 1/10
Bona Fide Rarity Hunter - 1/3 North America 0/1 global

Embrace the ABCs Challenge - 6/18 started, 5/18 completed
Ring-tailed Lemur: 1/2
Tiger: 1/2
Lion: 1/2
African Penguin: 1/2
Hyacinth Macaw: 1/2
Indian Peafowl: 1/2
Green Iguana: 2/2
African Bullfrog: 2/2
Bald Eagle: 2/2
Pond Slider: 2/2
Madagascar Hissing Cockroach: 2/2

Completed - 3
-Check Your Feeders
-One-Zoo Wonder
-Don't Turn On The Lights
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Milwaukee Public Museum - April 1 2023

Island Hoppers Challenge - 1/5 mammals 1/6 birds 6/6 reptiles 1/3 amphibians 0/2 fish
9. Madagascar Giant Hognose Leioheterodon madagascariensis

I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) - 1/4 monitor 2/2 gecko 1/1 Agamidae 10/10 venomous snake 3/3 python 1/4 crocodile/gharial (15 chelonian)
33. Central Bearded Dragon Pogona vitticeps

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In-Progress:
Penguimonium - (1)
Fly the Coop - 0/1 megapode 0/2 cracidae 0/2 guineafowl 1/1 New World quail 4/6 Phasianidae
We're Going to Need a Bigger Trap - 5/10
Let That Ruminate - 0/3 pigs/peccaries 0/2 hippos 1/2 giraffe 2/2 native deer 1/2 exotic deer (1 Bovidae)
Thylo's Top 20 - 1/8
Small but Will Fight - 0/2 mongoose 3/5 small cat 2/2 fox 1/1 red panda
See, Don't Touch - (3)
Let's Give This Another Go - (2)
Don't You Forget About Me - 2/4 bat 0/1 treeshrew 2/2 armadillo 0/1 anteater 1/1 sloth 0/1 sea cow 0/2 elephant 0/1 hyrax
Second Chance Red List Challenge - 4/4 VU 4/4 EN 4/4 CR 1/2 EW
Island Hoppers Challenge - 1/5 mammals 1/6 birds 6/6 reptiles 1/3 amphibians 0/2 fish
I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) - 1/4 monitor 2/2 gecko 1/1 Agamidae 10/10 venomous snake 3/3 python 1/4 crocodile/gharial (15 chelonian)
Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge - 8/15
The Rio Challenge - 3/8, 0/1 non-macaw
Hall of Champions - 1/10
Bona Fide Rarity Hunter - 1/3 North America 0/1 global

Embrace the ABCs Challenge - 6/18 started, 5/18 completed
Ring-tailed Lemur: 1/2
Tiger: 1/2
Lion: 1/2
African Penguin: 1/2
Hyacinth Macaw: 1/2
Indian Peafowl: 1/2
Green Iguana: 2/2
African Bullfrog: 2/2
Bald Eagle: 2/2
Pond Slider: 2/2
Madagascar Hissing Cockroach: 2/2

Completed - 3
-Check Your Feeders
-One-Zoo Wonder
-Don't Turn On The Lights
 
Neil chace said:
Finally warm enough at the Buffalo Zoo to see some large mammals outside:

Let That Ruminate (4/11 plus 8 bovids):
4. Giraffe- Giraffe camelopardis

How Many Toes Am I Holding Up? (3/9):
3. Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros- Rhinoceros unicornis

Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge (7/15):
7. Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros- Rhinoceros unicornis

Challenges completed remains 4/29.
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Utica Zoo:
We're Gonna Need a Bigger Trap (6/10):
6. Patagonian Cavy- Dolichotis patagonum

How Many Toes Am I Holding Up? (4/9):
4. Hartmann's Mountain Zebra- Equus zebra hartmanni

Let That Ruminate (5/11 plus 9 bovids):
5. Visayan Warty Pig- Sus cebifrons
Bovids:
9. Transcapian Urial- Ovis vignei arkal

Let's Give This Another Go (3/unlimited):
3. Bennett's Wallaby- Macropus rufogriseus

Native Species Challenge (2/5):
2. Barn Owl- Tyto alba

Embrace the ABC's (11/36):
9. Bennett's Wallaby- Utica Zoo
10. African Lion- Utica Zoo (2/2)
11. Bald Eagle- Utica Zoo (2/2)

Island Hoppers (16/22):
16. Visayan Warty Pig- Sus cebifrons

Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge (8/15):
8. Reeve's Muntjac- Muntiacus reevesi

Challenges completed remains 4/29.
 
Kudu21 said:
After a slight delay... Some additional progress was finally made today!


San Diego Zoo Safari Park (Escondido, CA) -- 01 April 2023:
Small but Will Fight (10/10): COMPLETE
  1. Small Cats (5/5):
    1. Sand cat (Felis margarita)

Embrace the ABCs (15/18):
  1. Hyacinth macaw (2/2)

I’m Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) (24/24):
  1. Turtles/Tortoises (65/∞):
    1. Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii)
Hall of Champions (10/11):
  1. Sand cat (Felis margarita)

TOTAL:
Completed: 19/29
In-Progress: 7/8
Click to expand...
Finally back with a new facility for the year! I had really good luck with the turtles, but I missed more marsupials than I saw…


San Diego Zoo (San Diego, CA) -- 04 April 2023:

Let That Ruminate (11/11): COMPLETE
  1. Bovidae (46/∞):
    1. Takin (Budorcas taxicolor)
Carnivore Carnival (6/6): COMPLETE
  1. Binturong (Arctictis binturong)

Let’s Give This Another Go (10/∞):
  1. Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus)
  2. Tasmanian devil (Sarcophilus harrisii)

I’m Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) (24/24): COMPLETED
  1. Turtles/Tortoises (77/∞):
    1. Argentine snake-necked turtle (Hydromedusa tectifera)
    2. Asian leaf turtle (Cyclemys dentata)
    3. Broad-shelled snake-necked turtle (Chelodina expansa)
    4. Chinese stripe-necked turtle (Mauremys sinensis)
    5. Chinese three-striped box turtle (Cuora trifasciata)
    6. Indian narrow-headed softshell turtle (Chitra indica)
    7. Malayan snail-eating turtle (Malayemys macrocephala)
    8. Marginated tortoise (Testudo marginata)
    9. Northern river terrapin (Batagur baska)
    10. Parker’s snake-necked turtle (Chelodina parkeri)
    11. Western pond turtle (Actinemys marmorata)
    12. Yellow pond turtle (Mauremys mutica)
The Unbearable Challenge (6/8):
  1. Polar bear (Ursus maritimus)

Hall of Champions (11/11): COMPLETE
  1. Blue-faced honeyeater (Entomyzon cyanotis)

TOTAL:
Completed: 21/29
In-Progress: 5/6
 
Zoos visited:
Adelaide Zoo (30 January)
Melbourne Zoo (4 February)
Werribee Open Range Zoo (18 February)
Healesville Sanctuary (19 February)
Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium (28 March)
Nogeyama Zoo (31 March)
Kanazawa Zoo (31 March)
Zoorasia (1 April)
Ueno Zoo (2 April)
Sunshine Aquarium (3 April)
Sumida Aquarium (6 April)
Sendai Unimo-mori Aquarium (7 April)

Completed:
  1. Check Your Feeders
  2. The Rio Challenge
  3. One-zoo wonder
  4. Pinni-Party
  5. Bona-Fide Rarity Hunter
  6. Thylo’s Bonus Challenge
  7. Don’t turn on the lights
  8. Sea Shepherds
  9. How many toes am I holding up?
  10. Usborne’s Scavanger Hunt
  11. We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Trap
  12. River Giants

2013: Penguimonium

  1. Little penguin
  2. Emperor penguin
  3. Chinstrap penguin
  4. Gentoo penguin
  5. Adelie penguin
  6. African penguin
  7. Magellanic penguin
  8. King penguin
  9. Southern rockhopper penguin
  10. Humboldt’s penguin

2014: Fly the Coop

  1. Malleefowl (1/1 megapodes)
  2. Lady Amherst’s pheasant - (1/6 pheasants)
  3. Indian peafowl - (2/6 pheasants)
  4. Common ring-necked pheasant (3/6 pheasants)
  5. Crested argus (4/6 pheasants)
  6. Vulturine guineafowl
  7. Chinese bamboo partridge (5/6 pheasants)
  8. Golden pheasant (6/6 pheasants)
  9. Bare-faced curassow (1/2 cracids)

2016 Part II: Let That Ruminate

  1. Giraffe
  2. Fallow deer (1/4 deer)
  3. Pygmy hippopotamus (1/2 hippos)
  4. Collared peccary (1/3 pigs and peccaries)
  5. Common hippopotamus (2/2 hippos)
  6. Sika deer (2/4 deer)
  7. Okapi
  8. Red river hog (2/3 pigs and peccaries)
  1. Scimitar-horned oryx
  2. American bison
  3. Blackbuck
  4. Lowland nyala
  5. Common eland
  6. Bighorn sheep
  7. Japanese serow
  8. Bharal
  9. Arabian oryx
  10. Golden takin
  11. Barbary sheep

2017 Part II: Asian songbird challenge

N/A

2017 Part III: Thylo’s Top 20
  1. White-headed buffalo-weaver

2018 Part I: Small But Will Fight

  1. Meerkat (1/2 mongooses)
  2. Serval (1/5 small cats)
  3. Fennec Fox (1/2 foxes)
  4. Red panda
  5. Tsushima leopard cat (2/5 small cats)
  6. Pallas’ cat (3/5 small cats)
  7. Dwarf mongoose (2/2 mongooses)

2018 Part III: Carnivore Carnival

  1. Binturong
  2. Cheetah
  3. Fossa

2019 Part I: Look but don’t touch

  1. Dyeing poison dart frog
  2. Blue poison dart frog
  3. Yellow-banded poison dart frog
  4. Green and black poison dart frog

2020: Let’s Give This Another Go

  1. Red kangaroo
  2. Yellow-footed rock-wallaby
  3. Koala
  4. Fat-tailed dunnart
  5. Brush-tailed bettong
  6. Greater bilby
  7. Squirrel glider
  8. Goodfellow’s tree kangaroo
  9. Common ringtail possum
  10. Southern hairy-nosed wombat
  11. Tasmanian devil
  12. Kangaroo Island kangaroo
  13. Tammar wallaby
  14. Eastern grey kangaroo
  15. Short-beaked echidna
  16. Common wombat
  17. Eastern quoll
  18. Long-footed potoroo
  19. Mountain pygmy possum
  20. Spot-tailed quoll
  21. Parma wallaby
  22. Sugar glider

2021: Don’t You Forget About Me

  1. Asian elephant (1/2 elephants)
  2. Southern tamandua
  3. Cape hyrax
  4. Ryukyu flying fox (1/4 bats)
  5. Southern three-banded armadillo (1/2 armadillos)
  6. Six-banded armadillo (2/2 armadillos)

Native Species Challenge

  1. Gouldian finch
  2. Australian green tree frog
  3. Platypus

Embrace the ABCs Challenge

Seen twice:
  1. Meerkat
  2. Ring-tailed lemur
  3. Little penguin
  4. Lion
  5. Western lowland gorilla
  6. Green tree frog
  7. Indian peafowl
  8. Asian elephant
  9. Tiger
  10. Asian small-clawed otter
Seen once:
  1. Wedge-tailed eagle
  2. Spiny stick insect
  3. Southern white rhinoceros
  4. Murray River turtle
  5. Sulphur-crested cockatoo
  6. Red-necked wallaby
  7. Saltwater crocodile
  8. Sand tiger shark

Second Chance Red List Challenge

  1. Broad-headed snake (1/4 Vulnerable)
  2. Pygmy blue-tongue lizard (1/4 Endangered)
  3. Komodo dragon (2/4 Endangered)
  4. Aldabra giant tortoise (2/4 Vulnerable)
  5. Brazilian tapir (3/4 Vulnerable)
  6. Golden lion tamarin (3/4 Endangered)
  7. Ring-tailed lemur (4/4 Endangered)
  8. Greater bilby (4/4 Vulnerable)
  9. Brush-tailed bettong (1/4 Critically Endangered)
  10. Cotton-top tamarin (2/4 Critically Endangered)
  11. Northern white-cheeked gibbon (3/4 Critically Endangered)
  12. Swift parrot (4/4 Critically Endangered)
  13. Scimitar-horned oryx (1/2 Extinct in the Wild)

Island Hoppers Challenge

  1. Komodo dragon (1/6 reptiles)
  2. Aldabra giant tortoise (2/6 reptiles)
  3. Rhinoceros iguana (3/6 reptiles)
  4. Ring-tailed lemur (1/5 mammals)
  5. Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroo (2/5 mammals)
  6. Java sparrow (1/6 birds)
  7. Black-and-white ruffed lemur (3/5 mammals)
  8. Fijian crested iguana (4/6 reptiles)
  9. Sumatran orang-utan (4/5 mammals)
  10. Philippine crocodile (5/6 reptiles)
  11. Philippine sail-finned dragon (6/6 reptiles)
  12. Clown loach (1/2 fish)
  13. Tasmanian devil (5/5 mammals)
  14. Japanese rice fish (2/2 fish)
  15. Kagu (2/6 birds)
  16. Japanese giant salamander (1/3 amphibians)
  17. Tokyo salamander (2/3 amphibians)
  18. Japanese fire-bellied newt (3/3 amphibians)
  19. Lidth’s jay (3/6)

I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood)

  1. Central netted dragon (1/1 agamids)
  2. Rough-scaled python (1/3 pythons)
  3. Broad-headed snake (1/10 venomous snakes)
  4. Komodo dragon (1/4 monitors)
  5. Inland taipan (2/10 venomous snakes)
  6. Southern death adder (A.antarcticus) (3/10 venomous snakes)
  7. Red-bellied black snake (4/10 venomous snakes)
  8. Olive python (2/3 pythons)
  9. Jungle carpet python (3/3 pythons)
  10. Coastal taipan (5/10 venomous snakes)
  11. Mexican cantil (6/10 venomous snakes)
  12. Monocled cobra (7/10 venomous snakes)
  13. Freshwater crocodile (1/4 crocodiles)
  14. Southern Pilbara rock monitor (2/4 monitors)
  15. Merten’s water monitor (3/4 monitors)
  16. Eastern diamondback rattlesnake (8/10 venomous snakes)
  17. Eyelash viper (9/10 venomous snakes)
  18. Common tiger snake (10/10 venomous snakes)
  19. Philippine crocodile (2/4 crocodiles)
  20. Lace monitor (4/4 monitors)
  21. African dwarf crocodile (3/4 crocodiles)
  22. Leopard gecko (1/2 geckos)
  23. Gharial (4/4 crocodiles)
  24. Tokay gecko (2/2 geckos)
Turtles and Tortoises
  1. Pig-nosed turtle
  2. Aldabra giant tortoise
  3. Murray River turtle
  4. Spur-thighed tortoise
  5. Eastern snake-necked turtle
  6. Horsfield’s tortoise
  7. Carolina box turtle
  8. Indian star tortoise
  9. Elongate tortoise
  10. Twist-necked turtle
  11. Chinese three-striped box turtle
  12. Leopard tortoise
  13. Northern long-necked turtle
  14. Red-bellied short-necked turtle
  15. Loggerhead turtle
  16. Green turtle
  17. Hawksbill turtle
  18. Ryukyu black-breasted leaf turtle
  19. Spotted pond turtle
  20. Ploughshare tortoise
  21. Radiated tortoise
  22. Spider tortoise
  23. Eastern box turtle
  24. Asian giant tortoise
  25. Egyptian tortoise
  26. Indian roofed turtle
  27. Northern river terrapin
  28. Bell’s hingeback tortoise
  29. West African mud turtle
  30. Sri Lanka black turtle
  31. Annam leaf turtle
  32. Galapagos giant tortoise
  33. South American yellow-footed tortoise
  34. South American red-footed tortoise
  35. Red-eared slider
  36. Reece’s pond turtle
  37. Japanese pond turtle
  38. Chinese soft-shelled turtle
  39. Burmese star tortoise
  40. Hilaire’s Toad-headed turtle
  41. Asian yellow pond turtle

The Unbearable Challenge

  1. Asiatic black bear
  2. Polar bear
  3. Spectacled bear
  4. Giant panda
  5. Sun bear
  6. Brown bear

Hall of Champions

  1. Aldabra giant tortoise
  2. Wedge-tailed eagle
  3. Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroo
  4. Superb lyrebird
  5. Blue-faced honeyeater
  6. Eastern quoll
  7. Okapi

2017 Part I: Check Your Feeders - COMPLETE

  1. Gouldian finch
  2. Crested bellbird
  3. Striped honeyeater
  4. Regent honeyeater

The Rio Challenge - COMPLETE

  1. Brown-throated conure
  2. Illiger’s macaw
  3. White-bellied caique
  4. Scarlet macaw
  5. Sun conure
  6. Blue-and-yellow macaw
  7. Hyacinth macaw
  8. Yellow-crowned Amazon

One-Zoo Wonder - COMPLETE

  1. Check Your Feeders
  2. Rio Challenge

2018 Part II: Pinni-party - COMPLETE

  1. Australian sea lion
  2. Long-nosed fur seal

Bona Fide Rarity Hunter - COMPLETE

  1. Pygmy Blue-Tongue Lizard (worldwide bonus - only displayed at Adelaide Zoo)
  2. Collared peccary (only displayed in Melbourne Zoo, Australasian region)
  3. Vervet monkey (only displayed in Werribee Zoo, Australasian region

2022: Don’t Turn On the Lights - COMPLETE

  1. Spinifex hopping mouse
  2. Greater stick-nest rat
  3. Tawny frogmouth
  4. Fat-tailed dunnart
  5. Brush-tailed bettong
  6. Greater bilby
  7. Squirrel glider
  8. Common ringtail possum
  9. Eastern quoll
  10. Long-footed potoroo

2016 Part III: Sea Shepherds - COMPLETE

  1. Common bottle-nosed dolphin
  2. Beluga
2016 Part I: How Many Toes am I Holding Up? - COMPLETE

  1. Brazilian tapir - (1/3 tapirs)
  2. Malayan tapir (2/3 tapirs)
  3. Plains zebra (1/3 equids)
  4. Takhi/Przewalski’s horse (2/3 equids)
  5. White rhinoceros (1/3 rhinos)
  6. Grevy’s zebra (3/3 equids)
  7. Baird’s tapir (2/3 tapirs)
  8. Greater one-horned rhinoceros (2/3 rhinos)
  9. Black rhinoceros (3/3 rhinos)

Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge - COMPLETE

  1. Aldabra giant tortoise
  2. Red kangaroo
  3. Lady Amherst’s pheasant
  4. Blue-and-yellow macaw
  5. Bolivian squirrel monkey
  6. Southern cassowary
  7. Dingo
  8. American alligator
  9. Pygmy hippopotamus
  10. Sumatran orang-utan
  11. Eastern diamondback rattlesnake
  12. Blue-winged kookaburra
  13. American bison
  14. Greater one-horned rhinoceros
  15. Polar bear

2015: We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Trap - COMPLETE

  1. Patagonian mara
  2. Capybara
  3. African crested porcupine
  4. Japanese squirrel
  5. Black-tailed prairie dog
  6. Naked mole-rat
  7. Degu
  8. Brazilian guinea pig
  9. Small Japanese flying squirrel
  10. Woodland dormouse

2019 Part II: River Giants - COMPLETE

  1. Japanese giant salamander
 
twilighter said:
I got some nice sunny hours yesterday, but still missed the second possible European passerine (Grey-headed goldfinch). I saw some rarities like Chinese babax and Taiwan liocichla, though. Check Your Feeders is the only "more than one species" challenge I can't open :) Mountain Reedbuck, Arabian Oryx and Mhor Gazelle where not outside and the Bat-eared Foxes where hiding all day. TP have at least 5 Turtles/ Tortoises bts.


01.02 Tierpark Berlin

2013: Penguimonium (4)
2014: Fly the Coop (8/11)
2015: We're Gonna Need a Bigger Trap (10/10) - COMPLETED
2016 (Part I): How Many Toes Am I Holding Up? (7/9)
2016 (Part II): Let That Ruminate (10/11) & (35)
26. Addax/Addax nasomaculatus
27. Barren ground musk ox/Ovibos moschatus moschatus
28. Beisa oryx/Oryx beisa beisa
29.Central Chinese goral /Naemorhedus griseus arnouxianus
30. Eastern white-beared wildebeest/Connochaetes taurinus albojubatus
31. Himalayan blue sheep/Pseudois nayaur
32.Marco Polo sheep/ Ovis ammon polii
33. Nilgai /Boselaphus tragocamelus
34. Rocky Mountain goat /Oreamnos americanus
35. Tajik markhor/Capra falconeri heptneri

2016 (Part III): Sea Shepherds (1/2)
2017 (Part I): Check Your Feeders (0/4)
2017 (Part II): Asian Songbird Challenge (4/5)
2017 (Part III): Thylo's Top 20 (7/8)
2018 (Part I): Small but Will Fight (9/10)
2018 (Part II): Pinni-Party(2/2) COMPLETED
2018 (Part III): Carnivore Carnival (5/6)
4.Maned Wolf
5. Ratel

2019 (Part I): See, Don't Touch (8)
2019 (Part II): River Giants (0/1)
2020: Let's Give this Another Go (11)
6. Bear cuscus/Ailurops ursinus
7. Dusky pademelon/Thylogale brunii
8. Eastern wallaroo /Osphranter robustus robustus
9. Goodfellow's Tree-kangaroo/Dendrolagus goodfellowi buergersi
10.Tasmanian Eastern grey kangaroo/Macropus giganteus tasmaniensis
11. Yellow-footed rock wallaby/Petrogale xanthopus xanthopus

2021: Don't You Forget About Me (12/13)
10. Indian flying fox /Pteropus medius
11. Southern three-banded armadillo /Tolypeutes matacus
12. Northern treeshrew/Tupaia belangeri

2022: Don't Turn On the Lights (10 /10) COMPLETED
Native Species Challenge (4/5)
4.Eurasian elk/Alces alces alces

Embrace the ABCs Challenge (26/36)
African Penguin 2/2
Hyacinth Macaw 2/2
Tiger 2/2
Bald Eagle 1/2

Second Chance Red List Challenge (14/14) COMPLETED
14.Pere David's deer/Elaphurus davidianus EW

Island Hoppers Challenge (22/22) COMPLETED
I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) (16/24) & (24)
13.Yellow-headed day gecko /Phelsuma klemmeri
14. King cobra/Ophiophagus hannah
15. Mangshan pitviper/Protobothrops mangshanensis
16. False gharial/Tomistoma schlegelii

17.Burmese Star tortoise/ Geochelone platynota
18.Zhou's box turtle / Cuora zhoui
19.Elongated tortoise/ Indotestudo elongata
20.Central Vietnamese flowerback box turtle/ Cuora bourreti
21.Black-breasted leaf turtle/ Geoemyda spengleri
22.Asian giant tortoise/ Manouria emys emys
23.Asian leaf turtle/ Cyclemys dentata
24.Painted terrapin/ Batagur borneoensis

Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge (15/15) COMPLETED
The Rio Challenge (8/8) COMPLETED
The Unbearable Challenge (5/8)
3. Spectacled Bear
4. Polar Bear
5. Sun Bear

One-Zoo Wonder (1/1) COMPLETED
Bona Fide Rarity Hunter (2/3)
2.Marco Polo sheep/ Ovis ammon polii

Bona Fide Rarity Hunter - one zoo in the World (0/1)
Thylo's Bonus Challenge (0/1)
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I missed the Yellow-footed tortoise at Colchester and will remove the Mannophryne trinitatis from my list.

06/04. Antwerp zoo

2013: Penguimonium (6)
5.Macaroni penguin/Eudyptes chrysolophus
6.Subantarctic gentoo penguin/Pygoscelis papua papua

2014: Fly the Coop (10/11)
9. Vulturine guineafowl/Acryllium vulturinum
10. Californian quail/Callipepla californica

2015: We're Gonna Need a Bigger Trap (10/10) - COMPLETED
2016 (Part I): How Many Toes Am I Holding Up? (8/9)
8. Malayan tapir/ Tapirus indicus

2016 (Part II): Let That Ruminate (11/11) COMPLETED & (36)
11. Okapi/ Okapia johnstoni
36. Red duiker/ Cephalophus natalensis

2016 (Part III): Sea Shepherds (1/2)
2017 (Part I): Check Your Feeders (2/4)
1. Eurasian golden oriole/ Oriolus oriolus
2. Rosy starling/ Pastor roseus

2017 (Part II): Asian Songbird Challenge (4/5)
2017 (Part III): Thylo's Top 20 (8/8) COMPLETED
8.Crested oropendola/ Psarocolius decumanus

2018 (Part I): Small but Will Fight (9/10)
2018 (Part II): Pinni-Party(2/2) COMPLETED
2018 (Part III): Carnivore Carnival (5/6)
2019 (Part I): See, Don't Touch (10)
8. Golden poison frog/ Phyllobates terribilis
9. Imitating poison dart frog/ Dendrobates imitator
10. Variable poison dart frog/ Ranitomeya variabilis


2019 (Part II): River Giants (0/1)
2020: Let's Give this Another Go (13)
12. Queensland koala/ Phascolarctos cinereus cinereus
13. Western woylie/ Bettongia penicillata ogilbyi)

2021: Don't You Forget About Me (12/13)
2022: Don't Turn On the Lights (10 /10) COMPLETED
Native Species Challenge (4/5)
Embrace the ABCs Challenge (30/36)
Western Lowland Gorilla 2/2
Southern White Rhinoceros 2/2
Madagascar hissing cockroach 2/2
Blacktip Reef Shark 2/2

Second Chance Red List Challenge (14/14) COMPLETED
Island Hoppers Challenge (22/22) COMPLETED
I'm Hot Blooded (For Cold Blood) (19/24) & (29)
17. Great Lakes bush viper/Atheris nitschei
18. Monocled Cobra/ Naja kaouthia
19. Rhinoceros viper/ Bitis nasicornis

25. Yellow-footed tortoise/Chelonoidis denticulatus - Colchester
26. African keeled mud turtle/Pelusios carinatus
27. Branderhorst´s snapping turtle/ Elseya branderhorsti
28. Central African giant mud turtle/ Pelusios chapini
29. South-east Asian box turtle/ Cuora amboinensis

Usborne's Scavenger Hunt Challenge (15/15) COMPLETED
The Rio Challenge (8/8) COMPLETED
The Unbearable Challenge (5/8)
One-Zoo Wonder (1/1) COMPLETED
Bona Fide Rarity Hunter (3/3) COMPLETED
3.Eastern lowland gorilla/
Gorilla beringei graueri

Bona Fide Rarity Hunter - One zoo in the World (1/1) COMPLETED
1.Eastern lowland gorilla/
Gorilla beringei graueri

Thylo's Bonus Challenge (0/1)
 
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