*We have a new listing in our store!:* www.thezoocrewgiftshop.com/listing/buy-don-t-worry-be-capy?product=369 *Thank you Marc once AGAIN for taking time out of your day to bring another episode to Zoo Tours. Here are links to every single project he's been a part of:* 1. The Living Desert Zoo's Australian Adventures: th-cam.com/video/c89lcbetnyQ/w-d-xo.html 2. The Paris Zoo's Patagonia: th-cam.com/video/IFzwZmie358/w-d-xo.html 3. SeaWorld San Diego's Wild Arctic: th-cam.com/video/SU2-bD4PJiU/w-d-xo.html 4. The San Diego Zoo's Wildlife Explorer's Basecamp: th-cam.com/video/FCShq8NNCNg/w-d-xo.html 5. The San Diego Zoo's Tiger River: th-cam.com/video/V7PwrpXPRYA/w-d-xo.html 6. The San Diego Zoo's Elephant Odyssey: th-cam.com/video/wgZ1uYxoYSs/w-d-xo.html 7. The San Diego Zoo's Africa Rocks: th-cam.com/video/uhvuIxyqZWg/w-d-xo.html 8. The Los Angeles Zoo's Rainforest of the Americas: th-cam.com/video/jVKSbsiu9lY/w-d-xo.html 9. The Living Desert Zoo's African Safari Part One: th-cam.com/video/QVDpbKTQ3-Y/w-d-xo.html
Just in time for Planet Zoo: Arid Animal Pack. Also, the answer to the trivia question is the brown hyena (I remember the aardwolves in the night house at Cincinnati).
I've been going to the Living Desert for the past 30 years, it is truly underrated as a zoo. There is a lot more coming to this zoo in the next coming years.
Ohhh my gosh, that leopard habitat!! And the theming 😍 your commentary in this episode is hilarious, but you also raised a really important issue with the Arabian oryx and the importance of conservation dedicated zoos!
Whoo-hoo! In fact, the new Planet Zoo Arid Animal Pack is coming soon to Steam in 2 weeks! Also, Zak, try to visit the Woodland Park Zoo very soon! And plus, 4 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend.... 1) When is the Oakland Zoo's female African Elephant, Donna, moving to the elephant sanctuary in Tennessee? 2) What are the names of the 2 zebras from the Oakland Zoo that passed away so far from the past years? 3) Which white rhinoceros at Disney's Animal Kingdom passed away this month? 4) How many new lions would you predict the SF Zoo's male African Lion, Jasiri, to have? Rattle my Regaliceratops horns!🐘🦏🦓🦁
Are you going to record the Cincinnati Zoo's new exhibit when it arrives - Black Bear Ridge which is supposedly coming this year. Its where the Polar Bears use to live, I guess they are phasing them out.
Manatee Springs was actually not supposed to be covered this year. With the delay of Bear Ridge opening later than scheduled, that means three episodes with bears would have to be released in close proximity. So its episode will be saved for early next year.
For your question prompt, I'm curious if you ever spent time when you were younger imagining what your zoo would look like if you were able to create your own, or if I was the only one who did that😅 Even if you didn't, if you were able build your own zoo with complete creative control what are a few animals/exhibits you would include?
Would you ever do a video on some more of the Detroit Zoo's exhibits? Amphibiville the aviary / butterfly house and the great apes of Harambee might be a bit dated but there's so much history at the Detroit Zoo think it might be worth a video or two
You should do a video on the Phoenix zoo...AKA...the zoo that saved the Arabian Oryx from extinction. Their expansion called Predator Passage will be opening later this year.
Thank you! I think about returning to Detroit al the time, but I feel like it run its course on the channel already. If I were to visit again, I would film the amphibian house, and great apes. Other than that, the rest of the zoo is repetitive and its famous for my biggest pet peeve - exhibit species in the wrong geographical area.
I may go to the Living desert zoo for my birthday and collect the 2023 map because in the past I have been collecting every map and seeing the progress of their zoo growing every year.
When I went in 2022 in the African area there were Eurasian black vultures, griffin vultures and the marabu living with the addra gazelles. They also had the most beautiful wild dog pack chase down the crows and doves, one even caught a dove.
I had no idea this was in California, and I live in San Diego. Lol. I need to visit my friend who just moved there! I always confuse this zoo with the ‘other’ desert zoo, in Arizona…
Not really a question but I really suggest the Sedgwick County Zoo in Kansas. They have the 3rd largest elephant enclosure and an incredibly immersive gorilla exhibit
Something else I learned in the beginning of this video is the restroom was called the CHOO. That is my wife's maiden name. I have to point that out because my name is John, witch is the something. 😂😉
What are your thoughts about zoos having free roaming animals throughout the whole park? Ex: Brookfield Zoo having Peacocks roam in the majority of zoo and might even appear in some exhibits. If you like it, is there an animal you like to see to have this kind of opportunity? Ideally, of course.
I wish every single zoo had at least one species that could roam around year round. I thought it was hilarious to run into guineafowl at Brookfield in the outdoor Tropic World trail. I also really miss the peafowls walking around Cincinnati. They even bred but apparently too many guests kept harassing the offspring. Eventually they went down to just having peacocks but were also phased out. Idealistically I think it would be awesome to see some sort of primate free to roam about in certain areas. I think Houston did that with tamarins at one point.
Oh man, so many cool animals in this one, and I got to learn of another Zoo that has the Striped Hyena! Awesome job as always, my friend. Can't wait for the next one!
Really interesting how this zoo has an Amur leopard featured, rather than any other of the subspecies. Persian, African or Indian would work better for a desert themed zoo but I'm glad to see how many zoos participate in the breeding program to save these cats
If you suddenly woke up aa an animal in a Zoo what would you be and Why? I hope you have a wonderful day my friend and hopefully you didn't get super rained on lol
www.livingdesert.org/about-us/press-room/oh-boy-oh-boy-the-living-desert-welcomes-first-ever-addra-gazelle-calves/ They are quite literally synonyms. Please do not spread false info on my channel.
If you enjoy things like the hyenas, there are a series of live cams in Africa that cover watering holes. You can choose to watch them anytime, day or night but if you wish to only see when animals pass by, they will put out clips. Do a search for Africam live cameras. You will see some very cool animals!
*We have a new listing in our store!:* www.thezoocrewgiftshop.com/listing/buy-don-t-worry-be-capy?product=369
*Thank you Marc once AGAIN for taking time out of your day to bring another episode to Zoo Tours. Here are links to every single project he's been a part of:*
1. The Living Desert Zoo's Australian Adventures: th-cam.com/video/c89lcbetnyQ/w-d-xo.html
2. The Paris Zoo's Patagonia: th-cam.com/video/IFzwZmie358/w-d-xo.html
3. SeaWorld San Diego's Wild Arctic: th-cam.com/video/SU2-bD4PJiU/w-d-xo.html
4. The San Diego Zoo's Wildlife Explorer's Basecamp: th-cam.com/video/FCShq8NNCNg/w-d-xo.html
5. The San Diego Zoo's Tiger River: th-cam.com/video/V7PwrpXPRYA/w-d-xo.html
6. The San Diego Zoo's Elephant Odyssey: th-cam.com/video/wgZ1uYxoYSs/w-d-xo.html
7. The San Diego Zoo's Africa Rocks: th-cam.com/video/uhvuIxyqZWg/w-d-xo.html
8. The Los Angeles Zoo's Rainforest of the Americas: th-cam.com/video/jVKSbsiu9lY/w-d-xo.html
9. The Living Desert Zoo's African Safari Part One: th-cam.com/video/QVDpbKTQ3-Y/w-d-xo.html
Do you prefer the Living Desert Zoo to have elephants there?🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘
Just in time for Planet Zoo: Arid Animal Pack. Also, the answer to the trivia question is the brown hyena (I remember the aardwolves in the night house at Cincinnati).
I can’t wait for the arid animal pack ar you? I love the sand cat or is it a sand cat?
Gradually coming around to the arid pack, and excitement for those animals brought me here :)
You made me love zoos
I really like your mix of admiration for zoos and poking fun of them here and there.
Thanks my nigga
I've been going to the Living Desert for the past 30 years, it is truly underrated as a zoo. There is a lot more coming to this zoo in the next coming years.
Ohhh my gosh, that leopard habitat!! And the theming 😍 your commentary in this episode is hilarious, but you also raised a really important issue with the Arabian oryx and the importance of conservation dedicated zoos!
Whoo-hoo! In fact, the new Planet Zoo Arid Animal Pack is coming soon to Steam in 2 weeks! Also, Zak, try to visit the Woodland Park Zoo very soon! And plus, 4 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend....
1) When is the Oakland Zoo's female African Elephant, Donna, moving to the elephant sanctuary in Tennessee?
2) What are the names of the 2 zebras from the Oakland Zoo that passed away so far from the past years?
3) Which white rhinoceros at Disney's Animal Kingdom passed away this month?
4) How many new lions would you predict the SF Zoo's male African Lion, Jasiri, to have?
Rattle my Regaliceratops horns!🐘🦏🦓🦁
Inspiration for planet zoos arid pack. Thanks!
Are you going to record the Cincinnati Zoo's new exhibit when it arrives - Black Bear Ridge which is supposedly coming this year. Its where the Polar Bears use to live, I guess they are phasing them out.
Manatee Springs was actually not supposed to be covered this year. With the delay of Bear Ridge opening later than scheduled, that means three episodes with bears would have to be released in close proximity. So its episode will be saved for early next year.
@@ZooTours wasn’t the master plan suppose to redo the polar bear habitat,not black bears?
That's correct, but by AZA rules, they do not have the behind the scenes space for polar bears.
For your question prompt, I'm curious if you ever spent time when you were younger imagining what your zoo would look like if you were able to create your own, or if I was the only one who did that😅
Even if you didn't, if you were able build your own zoo with complete creative control what are a few animals/exhibits you would include?
Some say that the Arabian Oryx was the genesis of the Unicorn.
Side on, the antelope seems to have one horn.
this is awesome! i appreciate what you're doing man! keep it up!
Would you ever do a video on some more of the Detroit Zoo's exhibits? Amphibiville the aviary / butterfly house and the great apes of Harambee might be a bit dated but there's so much history at the Detroit Zoo think it might be worth a video or two
You should do a video on the Phoenix zoo...AKA...the zoo that saved the Arabian Oryx from extinction. Their expansion called Predator Passage will be opening later this year.
Nice tour and the next for the zoo sounds nice. To answer your question the Brown Hyena. 🙂👍
Arabian oryx are also exhibited at Fossil Rim Wildlife Center at Glen Rose, Texas.
Fantastic video, Zach!
Another great episode from zoos! Do you ever plan on going back to the Detroit Zoo?
Thank you!
I think about returning to Detroit al the time, but I feel like it run its course on the channel already. If I were to visit again, I would film the amphibian house, and great apes. Other than that, the rest of the zoo is repetitive and its famous for my biggest pet peeve - exhibit species in the wrong geographical area.
I may go to the Living desert zoo for my birthday and collect the 2023 map because in the past I have been collecting every map and seeing the progress of their zoo growing every year.
Ur vids are the best
Question, are you looking forward to cover Proboscis Monkeys and platypi in your channel?
When I went in 2022 in the African area there were Eurasian black vultures, griffin vultures and the marabu living with the addra gazelles. They also had the most beautiful wild dog pack chase down the crows and doves, one even caught a dove.
Definitely Speke's with the hornbills.
I had no idea this was in California, and I live in San Diego. Lol. I need to visit my friend who just moved there! I always confuse this zoo with the ‘other’ desert zoo, in Arizona…
Not really a question but I really suggest the Sedgwick County Zoo in Kansas. They have the 3rd largest elephant enclosure and an incredibly immersive gorilla exhibit
Yes,it’s so nice
Hi for your question prompt I wonder what animals do you wish was for common in North American Zoos. For me It's Gelada's
Will you ever do Rhino Reserve in Cincinnati? That is where my favorite specific animal is. It’s Kuvua the okapi
Do you plan on ever heading back to Houston. Houston Zoo's had a lot of new additions since your last vid there.
End of the year!
What is the full species list of Madagascar at the Florida aquarium
Something else I learned in the beginning of this video is the restroom was called the CHOO. That is my wife's maiden name. I have to point that out because my name is John, witch is the something. 😂😉
Zootours do you happen to play planet zoo you have so much inspiration?
Cape Hunting Dog
became
African Wild Dog
became
Painted Dog
what's next?
Lucky we have scientific names!
hey after this care to do a filming at the Fresno Chaffee Zoo especially they're brand new kingdom of Asia exhibit please?
Would you ever come to the Riverbanks Zoo in SC?!?!?
What are your thoughts about zoos having free roaming animals throughout the whole park?
Ex: Brookfield Zoo having Peacocks roam in the majority of zoo and might even appear in some exhibits.
If you like it, is there an animal you like to see to have this kind of opportunity? Ideally, of course.
I wish every single zoo had at least one species that could roam around year round. I thought it was hilarious to run into guineafowl at Brookfield in the outdoor Tropic World trail. I also really miss the peafowls walking around Cincinnati. They even bred but apparently too many guests kept harassing the offspring. Eventually they went down to just having peacocks but were also phased out.
Idealistically I think it would be awesome to see some sort of primate free to roam about in certain areas. I think Houston did that with tamarins at one point.
Oh man, so many cool animals in this one, and I got to learn of another Zoo that has the Striped Hyena!
Awesome job as always, my friend. Can't wait for the next one!
When u where walking into village watutu was that a monkey or a squirrel
Really interesting how this zoo has an Amur leopard featured, rather than any other of the subspecies. Persian, African or Indian would work better for a desert themed zoo but I'm glad to see how many zoos participate in the breeding program to save these cats
Pretty sure none of those can be found in any AZA Zoo - at least non hybrids.
I think there is 1 in this place in California, my friend has told me about it, I'll ask him for the name and edit this comment when I find it.
Answer: Brown Hyena, but as far as I am aware none are in the US.
Do you know where the Andean bears are currently being housed while Bear Hallow is being constructed?
Wow
If you suddenly woke up aa an animal in a Zoo what would you be and Why?
I hope you have a wonderful day my friend and hopefully you didn't get super rained on lol
What zoo has the most rare animals(or animals only found in that zoo)
From my research, it looks like the Dallas World Aquarium might take that title, at least in America.
Don’t know if anyone else wants plays planet zoo but the upcoming arid pack is key to recreating this zoo
Big animals
Will u ever visit Bronx?
That will be answered this Friday:)
Dod nobody notice the wee animal run past the entrance
I love the living desert but I'm disappointed about them bringing in lions, I loved the idea of a aza zoo without lions, elephant and primates.
I love the arabian orix
what is the best zoo in europe?
Burgers Zoo and Pairi Daiza are at the top of my list. Since I'm not familiar with all of them, I could be wrong.
1:00 squirrel
Hello 😊
Did you know that the schinitar cave cockroach and oryx ARE extinct in the wild
can orangutans live with gibbons?
This guy lied Google said its the Dama Gazelle 😅😅😅
www.livingdesert.org/about-us/press-room/oh-boy-oh-boy-the-living-desert-welcomes-first-ever-addra-gazelle-calves/
They are quite literally synonyms. Please do not spread false info on my channel.
Dumbass (the Erik guy, not the zoo guy)
This episode question answer is brown hyena
what is your favorite zoo
Omaha by a long shot. My opinion will be tested this coming weekend.
If you enjoy things like the hyenas, there are a series of live cams in Africa that cover watering holes. You can choose to watch them anytime, day or night but if you wish to only see when animals pass by, they will put out clips.
Do a search for Africam live cameras. You will see some very cool animals!
What are your top 5 favorite zoos in America? The Answer for the Trivia is the Brown Hyena
1. Omaha Zoo
2. San Diego Zoo
3. Disney's Animal Kingdom
4. Columbus
5. North Carolina Zoo
However, one of these will be kicked out this Friday.
1st 🥇