Via facebook, the Safari Park announced the birth of four lion cubs from last month. The litter includes 3 females and 1 male.
Article about a baby Cheetah : A Cheetah Cub and His Puppy Companion Build a Lifelong Bond - ZooBorns
The condor chick has been named Su'nan. San Diego Zoo 3-month-old condor chick named - KUSI.com - KUSI News - San Diego CA - News, Weather, PPR
A new Ring-Tailed Coati exhibit has opened and is home to five siblings. Curious Coatis Show Off Agility at San Diego Zoo Safari Park https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xteUd0bYzw The park's Facebooks also announced that there are now 2 Serval kittens training to be Animal Ambassadors.
Here's an update on gorilla baby Joanne. Zoo's baby gorilla is crawling and curious - 10News.com KGTV ABC10 San Diego
Lion cubs Ernest, Evelyn, Marion and Miss Ellen are now on exhibit. They are in the process of being introduced to dad. Secreted Since June, Zoo's Lion Cubs Make Public Debut - Times of San Diego
I have been wanting to go out to see the new tiger exhibit. I am a Diamond Club member so I can get in (with free parking) no problem. These new cubs may be the deciding factor to make me hop in the Prius and head out west.
Two Cheetah cubs made their debut. Video: The San Diego Zoo Safari Park's Adorable 3-Week Old Cheetah Sisters: LAist
That gives San Diego... how many now? Eight? Does the National Zoo have the most lions? And has anybody actually attempted to maintain a pride?
Actually it makes 9. Dad- Izu Mom- Oshana Aunt - Mina Older hand reared litter - Ken and Dixie Younger mother reared litter - Ernest, Evelyn, Marion and Miss Ellen. That would tie the National Zoos pride... Dad - Luke Moms - Shera and Naba Naba's cubs - Eva and Desta Shera's cubs - Amahle, Chisulo, and two more males whos names I cant find for the life of me.
Can anybody of the San Diego Experts tell me, how amny Indian Rhinos were born at the park since the last one on December 24,2008, which was Number 60.... Thank you!
Petunia is their youngest Indian Rhino calf and she made the 67th birth at the park Rhino Birth at San Diego Zoo Safari Park Adds to Greater One-Horned Rhino Breeding Success
That's not much of an article at all. There wasn't even a mention of the zoo's Frozen Zoo. I, for one, would have liked to have read more. . That's a pretty good success rate I would say. That's nearly two per year! I have a question regarding Lion Camp, though. We're the lions moved from their hillside because the zoo wanted separate biomes, or for a different reason? I suggested in conversation that they were partially moved to give them greater visual stimuli with an overlook onto the "Serengeti". Now I can't even recall if Lion Camp actually overlooks it or not.