Public viewing of the koalas has now been blocked off due to construction for the Tasmanian devils next to it. It actually looks like they are using the outside koala yard for the devils. I'm wondering if the koalas will only have access to their indoor exhibit for now on. Lee the male polar bear seems to be adjusting well. Anana tolerates him, but Aurora wants nothing to do with him yet. I also heard one of the docents mention, he likes to separate the girls.
The renovation to the langur exhibit is now complete. The zoo posted an update on their social media: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DwF169uXQAEWk5S?format=jpg&name=large
These are their exhibits. None of the dimensions of any of them changed. Jan. 2019 - Asia Quest - Newly Renovated Silvery Langur Indoor Exhibit (Left Side) | ZooChat Jan. 2019 - Asia Quest - Newly Renovated Silvery Langur Indoor Exhibit (Right Side) | ZooChat Asia Quest- Silver-leaf Langur exhibit | ZooChat Before the renovation: Asia Quest - Silvered Langur Indoor Exhibits | ZooChat Asia Quest- First Indoor Silvery Langur exhibit | ZooChat
I agree. They were very deep previously. Look to be level with the viewing area now. Moebelle- Thank you for the additional pictures. Your YouTube videos are great btw.
Two new developments I noticed today: -Lakeside Grill (near Asia Quest) is being renovated -Elephant Yard is being renovated. Sign mentioned more shade added, slope flattened, and retaining wall added to the far side.
The zoo has announced the first two births of 2019: a female addra gazelle born on January 7th and a sex-yet-to-be-determined silvery langur born on January 23rd.
The zoo will be receiving a two-and-a-half-week-old Palawan binturong cub from the Nashville Zoo sometime this week.
The zoo has welcomed a new pair of Mexican grey wolves-- 1.0 "Storm" from the Endangered Wolf Center and 0.1 "Winter" from the Wolf Conservation Center.
For those interested, the zoo has confirmed via Instagram that the older group of females moved together to a different facility.
