Education + Conservation Center - Assorted Terrariums

Aug. 4th, 2014.

Could you remember what was housed in these terrariums?

@JigerofLemuria No idea, but here is my mini-review from my 2014 road trip:

NEW (Northeastern Wisconsin) Zoo – This zoo has penguins and snow monkeys as the first two exhibits that most people see and you can’t go wrong with those crowd-pleasers. Lions and giraffes are mega-fauna for the masses, plus an albino white American Alligator. A giant tortoise shell is unique and it acts as the roof for the Aldabra Tortoise indoor building; but the real gem of this 200-animal zoo is the Wisconsin Trails section. It is a borderline outstanding loop with the largest and most scenic North American River Otter exhibit I’ve ever seen, plus American Black Bear, White-Tailed Deer, Red Fox, Red Wolf, Cougar, Canadian Lynx, Bobcat, Red Panda (commonly found in the Wisconsin wilderness!), porcupines, raccoons, pheasants, etc. A large boardwalk takes visitors around a building with terrariums while enormous Moose exhibits circle all around. It is reminiscent of the Amur Tiger walkway at Minnesota Zoo except Moose are being searched for. The whole complex is terrific and while the rest of the zoo is pleasant enough the Wisconsin Trails section is really quite superb and makes this facility a must-see. I spent close to 2 hours at this zoo.

@JigerofLemuria
Species List:
Central Bearded Dragon
European Glass Lizard
Ball Python
Common Blue-Tongued Skink
Chilean Rose Tarantula
Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
Common Boa
Amazon Milk Frog
Cuban Tree Frog
African Bullfrog