Mastodon goes back to DC, baby elephant will get new home. Oregon Zoo mastodon moves on; baby elephant explores her surroundings | OregonLive.com ~Thylo
On February 10th, there will be free admission and snake-related events to celebrate the Chinese Year of the Snake. 'Year of the Snake:' Oregon Zoo offers free admission, snake events (photos) | OregonLive.com
A waste of funding imo. HTWT did not want Lily or Tusko transferred to their facility. Whatever it takes to appease the general public.... I suppose.
Lesser Flamingoes will make their debut on March 23rd until the African Rainforest aviary remodeling is complete. They will be the first flamingo flock at the zoo since the 1950's. Pink flamingos return to the Oregon Zoo | OregonLive.com
A male river otter pup, the first of his kind to be born at Oregon Zoo, was born in late January. Oregon Zoo welcomes new baby river otter - KPTV - FOX 12
It is nice to see a zoo that commits itself to keep an all male group of lesser flamingos. The captive populations both in America and Europe are highly skewed toward males (over 2 males to 1 female), and such institutions are really needed. And in a few years, if the AZA breeding program is able to produce enough offspring, Oregon can get "promoted" to keep a breeding flock.
New Chimpanzee; New chimpanzee arrives at the Oregon Zoo, only to find an old friend | OregonLive.com
The river otter pup has been named Molalla. Oregon Zoo's river otter pup has a name: Molalla | OregonLive.com
Brooke the female De Brazza's monkey has given birth to a single offspring. The zoo does not yet know if it's a male or a female since they'll spend most of their early life clinging to their mother. Newborn De Brazza's monkey Also the Flamingos debut today. I really hope the zoo makes as much of a hype with their California condor exhibit (that's due to open HOPEFULLY in the fall) as they are with the flamingos.
Mo the river otter is out on exhibit with his mother Tilly receiving swimming lessons. Mo & Tilly Swimming lessons
Five Humboldt penguin chicks have hatched at the Oregon Zoo. Keepers were lucky enough to get one of the hatching on film. This is the first time in four years since the zoo has had penguin babies.
Huh, didn't know Humboldt Penguins were the most threatened species I guess African and Galapagos Penguins aren't as endangered as I thought ~Thylo
Thylo- African Penguins are still endangered nothenless. I really don't know about Galapagos Penguins. A shocking scene was caught on camera and viewed by a witness at this zoo: Woman in alleged child abuse incident at Oregon Zoo identified | OregonLive.com
It's Packy's, the oldest male Asian Elephant in North America, birthday!: Oregon Zoo celebrates Packy's 51st birthday | The Columbian Happy 51st big boy ~Thylo