Animals that are only found in one American zoo or aquarium

Any photos??

 

The device I used to take a picture of it broke last year. Online, there are a few jackal pictures, but I don't know if they are black-backed or side-striped.

 

St. Louis and Fort Worth also have Lake Titicaca frogs

 

That's good to hear. I'm not sure if Denver was the only holder when I made the post, but they were the first and only zoo outside South America to hold them recently (2015) since Bronx's group that died in the 1990's.

 

Southwick's Is the only zoo in the US that keeps vicunas I think

 

QUOTE="Coelacanth18, post: 1147369, member: 11086"]That's good to hear. I'm not sure if Denver was the only holder when I made the post, but they were the first and only zoo outside South America to hold them recently (2015) since Bronx's group that died in the 1990's.[/QUOTE]

I thought Denver was the only place that held them, too, until I visited STl and FW in March, 2019. I didn't know they held them and was pleasantly surprised when I saw them. They looked different from what I saw on Animal Planet when I was ten. I've attached a photo from each place, STl and FW, in that order.
Also, I didn't know the Bronx ever had those frogs, but I was wither a baby or not even born when they were there .

 

As do Dallas and Atlanta, in addition to at least two other zoos that keep them behind the scenes.

 

Perhaps the other zoos received their's from Denver?

 

This is correct.

 

I think Oregon Zoo has northern sea otters, while the others mentioned, including Georgia, have southern sea otters.

And since the post was made about Chinese Giant Salamanders, I found this article of interest:

Giant Chinese salamander is at least five distinct species, all heading toward extinction -- ScienceDaily https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/05/180521131832.htm

 

Does anyone know if the bearded sakis at Dallas World Aquarium & Omaha Zoo are the same subspecies?

 

Yes, they are.

 

Guam zoo holds Mariana's fruit bats. Are there any others that hold these bats?

 

No. There is also a tiny place on Guam with Philippine brown deer.

 

Philippine brown deer? I was talking about the bats. I just remembered my friend has an uncle who runs the Rota Zoo on the island of Rota. He said that the zoo there holds bats, but I'm not sure if that's correct or of the species since I haven't been there.

 

All i found was a goat petting farm on Rota

 

Just Google "Rota Zoo".

 

i did

 

The Saipan Blog: The Rota Zoo
Here's some pictures

 

it looks ike Guam Zoo and its from 2008.