Animal Adventure claims to have Pale fox Bianchi's pheasant at Animal Edventures Arabian red fox at Popcorn Park Zoo African common toad and Red-mantled saddle-back tamarin at Jenkinson's Aquarium Tasmanian echidna at Ellen Trout Zoo Tasmanian wombat at Rio Grande Zoo Common opossum at National Zoo Yapok at Dallas Aquarium Great cormorant at Georgia Sea Turtle Center? New Guinea ground cuscus at Busch Gardens Tampa others? South African hedgehog at Zoo Safari Oklahoma Cave myotis at Oklahoma City Zoo? Oriental bay owl at Audubon Zoo? Greater bulldog bat at Henry Doorly Zoo and Memphis Zoo Pemba flying fox at Phoenix Zoo? Persian goitered gazelle at Minnesota Zoo? Eurasian griffon vulture at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Northern bamboo lemur at Cincinnati Zoo Red-bellied lemur at Duke Lemur Center? San Francisco Zoo Others? Sanford's lemur at Lemur Conservation Center Fat-tailed dwarf lemur at Duke Lemur Center Slender loris at Duke Lemur Center and Memphis Zoo Others? Coppery titi at Monkey Jungle Dusky titi at Metro Richmond Zoo Santa Ana Zoo? Yucatan spider monkey at Brookfield Zoo Three-striped night monkey at Lupa Zoo Peruvian squirrel monkey at Monkey Jungle Others? White-fronted capuchin at Brights Zoo
The douc langur at Philadelphia died last year. Pretty sure the white-winged vampire bat has been dead for at least a couple years, maybe more. I don't know who else besides Shedd has that dolphin species, but I'd be kind of surprised to find that they are the only holder. Maybe one of the Sea World parks has them?
Pemba flying fox is now deceased. Is that Sanford's lemur still alive? Coppery titi might be the species that Smithsonian holds as well, although I remember confusion as to whether it was coppery or red-bellied and don't remember what the consensus was. Yucatan spider monkey is considered by many taxonomists to be the same as Mexican spider monkey. Also re: a previous post: Bright's Zoo is definitely not the only holder of Cape vulture in the country.
Wow can't believe there's a Pale fox that close to me!! I just called and confirmed they do in fact have one! There is also a youtube video featuring the animal. The myotis at Oklahoma City Zoo I believe is a misdirect based on confusing signage at the Seba's short-tailed bat exhibit. Can confirm @Coelacanth18 according to Zims and by FB messaging Phoenix Zoo the last Pemba flying fox has passed away. Can anyone confirm any Side-striped jackals in the US?
There's a video of the Animal Adventures fox here: Introducing Storm the pale fox. Share or... - Animal Adventures This site says that the "original" Pale Foxes in the USA were imported in 2012 in mistake for Fennecs: Faithful Foxes
Any Wied's marmosets left? Northern tamandua at Lupa Zoo Brown-throated three-toed sloth at Dallas Aquarium Abert's squirrel at Navajo Nation Zoo Mount Graham red squirrel at Phoenix Zoo?
Resplendent and crested (which I believe is what drill was referring to) in addition to golden-headed. They have far more of the latter of course.
None of the following are kept any longer. The following are maintained by multiple zoos. Duke also has them - but they’re eastern, not northern. Only San Francisco has a pure individual.
