More good news from DDZ a female Addax has been born on Sunday night to first time mother Frances, This is the zoos second baby of this species since they arrived!
Just came back from a wonderful trip to DDZ. I will post photos and a review in the coming days/weeks.
I have added some photos to the Darling Downs Zoo gallery. I will add the rest, when time permits. Darling Downs Zoo | ZooChat
The zoo has confirmed that the porcupine is a young female from Perth Zoo. She will be displayed with the meerkats. 7NEWS Toowoomba
Darling Downs Zoo has welcomed its 14th baboon baby (I completely underestimated the size and breeding success of this baboon troop)! The Facebook post also mentions that another female is due to give birth in the coming weeks. Security Check
It’s great to see a decent sized breeding troop within the region. Aside from Melbourne Zoo, a lot of the holders seem to have small troops - Auckland, Adelaide and Perth Zoo.
Darling Downs Zoo has welcomed another Addax calf. According to the Facebook post they have bred four calves from their four breeding females this year alone, and their herd currently stands at 10 individuals. The Facebook post also mentions that the zoo plans to import a new bloodline of Addax from the USA when amendments in our current legislation occur. Log into Facebook | Facebook
In the midst of the severe drought the zoo is experiencing, it’s heartening to see that Darling Downs Zoo are welcoming new births. They have new arrivals from their groups of Blackbuck, Hamadryas Baboon and Llama. Security Check
Darling Downs Zoo is experiencing a baby boom. Highlights mentioned and seen in the video include an Echidna puggle (didn't even know they had echidna!), Emperor Tamarin, Brazilian Agouti, Serval, American Alligator and a Common Wombat. The Emperor Tamarins have bred three times. https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=594680977969013
Building update for the Sri Lankan leopard enclosures (posted on their Facebook page). Apparently they will also receive new arrivals early in the new year. https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=604191610391037
The Sri Lankan Leopards at Canberra are on loan to see if they can breed them, will it be the same for Darling Downs Zoo?