How Well Do (BLANK SPECIES) Do In Captivity?

Larger Wading Birds: Storks (Jabiru, Greater Adjutant), Asian Ibises (Crested, Giant, White Naped), South American Ibises (Green, Bare Faced, Sharp Tailed etc....), Old World Northern Hemisphere White Spoonbills (Eurasian, Black-Faced, Royal), Larger Bustards: Denham's, Great Indian, Australian

Lesser Known African Hoofstock: Common & Mountain Reedbuck, Kob, Dibatag, Giant Eland

South American Deer: Marsh, Pampas, Huemuls, Brockets & Pudu's

Asian Deer: White Lipped, Sambar, Bactrian

Larger Primates: Large Papio Baboons (Chacma & Yellow), SE Asian Leaf Eating Monkeys (Grey Plains, Nilgiri, & Golden Langurs), Surili's, other Mangabey species

 

Sambar seem to do quite well in captivity, what with the Bronx Zoo maintaining a herd.

 

A variety of deep-sea creatures have been kept over the years, but relatively few have been kept long term. Attempting to keep any deep sea creature is a bit of a gamble because we know so little about them. Any creature that makes it through the decompression to the surface has a fair chance to survive for awhile. Most of these species require quite cold water and a high standard of care, so relatively few aquariums can adequately care for them.

 

Red-capped mangabey does well in captivity if I remember correctly.

 

White-naped mangabeys also seem to do well in captivity.