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ZooBinh liked demonmoth's media Blue Throated Conure in the category Bristol Zoo (Closed)

ZooBinh liked Gondwana's post in the thread Toledo Zoo Toledo Zoo & Aquarium news 2023.

I made a brief visit to Toledo over the weekend. While the new bear exhibit is visually pretty boring, in my opinion it is far better...

ZooBinh liked TinoPup's post in the thread John Ball Zoo John Ball Zoo (Grand Rapids, MI).

The zoo has changed their logo, removing all animals from it. New: [ATTACH] Old: [ATTACH]

ZooBinh liked Coelacanth18's post in the thread American Herping: A Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians in US Zoos.

Family Hylidae – Tree Frogs Part I: Native Tree Frogs The main tree frog family is quite large, and by some taxonomies all 3 of its...

ZooBinh liked lintworm's post in the thread Zoos and conservation: from greenwashing to impact.

Money isn't all in conservation, but it is the only one that is easily quantified and makes an easy comparison between zoos. While it...

ZooBinh liked lintworm's post in the thread Zoos and conservation: from greenwashing to impact.

What zoos can do for conservation; Part II Zoo Zurich Contribution to in situ conservation 2021: 2.100.000 CHF (2,11 million euros /...

ZooBinh liked MRJ's post in the thread Zoos and conservation: from greenwashing to impact.

I guess recent is a relative term. I did a course at the training centre in 1996 and they were not there then. They were there when I...

ZooBinh liked lintworm's post in the thread Zoos and conservation: from greenwashing to impact.

I would see it as a reminder for zoos that they should look carefully at which projects to support. Durrell has managed to save many...

ZooBinh liked MRJ's post in the thread Zoos and conservation: from greenwashing to impact.

Well no surprises here ! Reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates generally are reasonable candidates for ex-situ breeding programs...

ZooBinh liked aardvark250's post in the thread Do you count seeing a taxidermied animal as seeing the actual animal?.

No because then someone saw this could claim to have seen a giant otter Giant otter taxidermy - Museum of PUC Minas - Brazil - ZooChat

ZooBinh liked pachyderm pro's post in the thread America's 100 Must See Exhibits.

I have not seen Chester so my perspective is a bit skewed, but based on photos I'd say Chester is the stronger of the two. I think the...

ZooBinh liked lintworm's post in the thread America's 100 Must See Exhibits.

It might be more seamless for the visitor, but as a jaguar I would probably rather live in Chester where the exhibits are far larger...

ZooBinh liked Coelacanth18's post in the thread America's 100 Must See Exhibits.

I've actually wondered if the new bird house at Smithsonian will either be on the list or be mentioned at the end as a "too new to make...

ZooBinh liked Coelacanth18's post in the thread ZooChat Challenge Global 2023 - 10th Anniversary Special!.

Came back to this thread for a quick update and noticed a lot of people are using spoilers now... not sure if this is because of my...

ZooBinh liked pachyderm pro's post in the thread America's 100 Must See Exhibits.

66. Jaguar Cove Woodland Park Zoo, WA Opened: 2003 Size: 4,000 Square Feet (370 Square Meters) Inhabitants: Jaguar It isn't often...