A bear broke into the zoo and killed a Reeves Muntjac. The bear was put down. Wild bear breaks into Moncton zoo, kills deer - New Brunswick - CBC News
Here's more on the bear attack. Rare Asian deer will be hard for Moncton zoo to replace - New Brunswick - CBC News
They have recently recieved a two tigers (I think based on the photo Amur but it doesnt say). There will be a contest to name them later. They both came from Ontario zoos... not sure which or even what gender they are. Sneak peek at two new tigers at the Magnetic Hill Zoo - New Brunswick - CBC News
I was surprised to read the muntjac was the same size as a dachshund that would put in contention with the pudu as the worlds smallest deer. The ones i meet are about the size of a Labrador.
The zoo is expecting a baby boom. Right now they have baby squirrel monkeys, marmosets, and lemurs. They are hoping for Jaguar cubs soon. The Amur tigers are beginning introductions which could mean cubs eventually. They have also built a multi species exhibit for guinea pigs. Moncton's Magnetic Hill Zoo sees baby boom | CTV Atlantic News
Help rename the zoos new tigers. Magnetic Hill Zoo seeks public's help in naming Amur tigers | CTV Atlantic News
The zoos manager has been appointed to a task force examining exotic animal laws in the wake of the deaths of those two little boys last summer. Hopefully they can come up with some good recommendations. Task force appointed to examine N.B. exotic animal laws | CTV News
The zoo recently welcomed a male jaguar cub they have named Balky. His is being hand reared because his mother was having nursing difficulties. They are sending him off to Elmvale Zoo shortly as its his future home. While he is leaving a pair of 4 month old cougar females are just arriving. They will go on display in the spring. Baby Balky: Moncton zoo celebrates successful jaguar breeding program | CTV Atlantic News
A new home has been built for the Amur tigers and Amur leopard. Magnetic Hill Zoo makes new digs for its three big cats | CTV Atlantic News
I don't know where she came from for sure but strong contenders would probably be Granby or Jungle Cat World. Both have breeding pairs so she could be a cub from either place or a retired breeder.
Possibly but Granby has an 11 year old female breeding and Orono has a 14 year old female breeding. Though age may not be the reason for retirement. She could be over represented as well. Or even an inbreeding accident. Or medically or behaviorally unfit to breed Since I don't know exactly where she is from its hard to guess.
Kids get a course in zookeeping. Magnetic Hill zoo offers crash course in zookeeping to teens - New Brunswick - CBC News
She was born in Rosamond 2003 > moved to Granby 2007 and lives since 12/2014 in Moncton, Magnetic Hill.
The new tiger exhibit helped to make it a record breaking year at the zoo. Moncton zoo says new tiger exhibit behind record-breaking year | CTV Atlantic News
The zoo is looking to the province for support after a new study finds the value in the zoo to tourism. Magnetic Hill Zoo economic spinoffs spur talk of hotel levy - New Brunswick - CBC News
3 tigers cubs have been born and are now on display with their mother. Moncton zoo introduces new tiger cubs | CTV Atlantic News
The zoo is holding a contest to name the tiger triplets. Interesting point from the article is that the cubs born this spring will go to new homes in the fall... really, really early for mother reared cubs. Hopefully the article is wrong. Magnetic Hill Zoo holding contest to name 3 Amur tiger cubs - New Brunswick | Globalnews.ca