Other 2022 News: On April 24th, the zoo announced they completed work on a new indoor house for its common squirrel monkeys. Log into Facebook On May 16th, the zoo announced that the (1.0) white-handed gibbon was named Milo. Log into Facebook On July 19th, the zoo announced that a (0.1) Amur leopard named KTusha passed away at age 19 due to age-related complications. Log into Facebook On August 16th, the zoo announced that a (1.0) barn owl hatched on May 23rd and is now on exhibit. Log into Facebook On August 26th, the zoo announced that its new wallaby walkthrough named Wallaby Way has opened to the public. Log into Facebook On September 7th, the zoo announced they named its (3.0) newly acquired red-necked wallabies Marlo, Dargo, and Wooli. Log into Facebook On September 8th, the zoo announced they transferred a (1.0) white-handed gibbon named Hoot to the Toronto Zoo in Ontario. Log into Facebook On October 15th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.0.1) red-necked wallaby named Foster from an unspecified facility in Ontario. Log into Facebook *Misc News: In early October, the zoo made repairs to the fencing around the African lion, dromedary camel, and ostrich exhibits.
On December 3rd, it was announced they acquired a (1.0) Amur leopard named Milan from Zoo de Granby in Quebec. 登录或注册即可查看
Spoiler: Domestic News On July 28th, 2023, the zoo announced they transferred a (1.0) Ankole-Watusi cow named Ralph to The Toronto Zoo in Ontario. We are happy to report that... - Zoo de Magnetic Hill Zoo On August 25th, 2023, the zoo announced they are renovating the Ankole-Watusi, Zebra, and Stork exhibits, adding new drainage, fencing, landscaping, and a new barn roof. ♀️Working together to offer... - Zoo de Magnetic Hill Zoo
Very sad news. Milan the male Amur leopard who was born at Zoo de Granby on June 15, 2018 passed away last week: Magnetic Hill Zoo’s Amur Leopard passes away Today, the team at Magnetic... - Zoo de Magnetic Hill Zoo
I don't know if they have at the zoo, but I get them here in my garden in the UK. They used to be a novelty and nice to see,plus they ate all the horse chestnuts, but they are now coming only at night, and eating all sorts of plants alas.
