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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- EPISODE 125
G'day boomers and flyers!
We're off to Ohio for another wild round of the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo! We've been through their rainforests, watched elephants walk across a guest path, and even stood right under a tiger - this episode features some of the world's cutest creatures. The multi-sectioned Australian Adventure opened in 2000, which brought 8 acres of the land down under right to you! There are plenty of 'Australian Adventures' across the states and over time, the idea has become a cookie cutter concept. Cleveland does things a little different: their adventure features Dingoes, a livestock ranch that corresponds with a fully furnished Victorian style home, a 55 foot tall walk-thru baobab tree, a walkabout always full of joeys, a walk-thru aviary and a side by side display of a Koala family, and a Tree Kangaroo.
Enjoy!
Species List
1. Miniature Horse
2. Dingo
3. Alpaca
4. (Barn and Petting Zoo): Pygmy Goat, Domestic Donkey, Miniature Donkey, Southdown Sheep, Mini Nubian Goat
5. Barn Owl
6. Laughing Kookaburra, Sulphur-crested Cockatoo
7. Bennett's Wallaby, Wallaroo
8. Red Kangaroo
9. Western Grey Kangaroo
10. Emu
11. Crested Pigeon, Budgerigar
12. Queensland Koala, Woylie
13. Matschie's Tree Kangaroo
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I remember when the koala exhibit had an echidna
Yep! You hardly ever saw it, though.
That one
I have to be biased and say that Taronga Zoo here in Sydney has a great Australian precinct! We have the southern oceans (Australian sea lions, blue penguins, New Zealand fur seals), a Tasmanian devil breeding centre, two different kangaroo/emu walkthroughs with reds and greys, several aviaries, wombats, echidnas and a lot of koala exhibits! It’s also going to have a newly remodeled section and nocturnal house opening in the next year or so. If you’re ever in Australia, bring your batteries! Echidnas are my absolute favourite Aussie animals.
My favourite Australian exhibit is Project Australia at Hamerton Zoo over here in the UK - they have the only common wombats and dingoes in the UK, the only Australian cassowaries, golden brushtail possums, squirrel gliders and ringtail possums in Europe, they were the first to bring in some increasingly common species in Europe like the rufous bettong and the spinifex hopping mouse and also have some other very interesting animals like echidnas, swamp wallabies, Australian brush-turkeys, barking owls and unusual Australian fishes.
Wow
Brookfield zoo's Australian exhibit has to be my favorite that I've seen personally
The new-ish petting zoo area in the far southeast corner of Brookfield also has a cool emu/wallaby walkthrough habitat and a Budgerigar open flight building which were both pretty cool experiences but I've only ever visited that area once when it first opened
I've been following the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo since I was a boy.
Fun fact: The Koala exhibit also housed echidnas. But no one has ever seen them, since they are borrowers.
Best Australian Exhibit? Healesville Sanctuary in Victoria Australia. Only shows animals from Southern Australia - every exhibit.
Animals include platypus, echidna, 2 species of wombat, 4 species of glider, Leadbeaters possum, over a dozen species of macropod, ( wallaby, bettongs, potoroo and kangaroo), bandicoots, ghost bats, antechinus, dasyurids and quolls ( marsupial cats) Tasmanian devils, rahkali, kultarr, koala and dingo. Birds include lyrebird, bustard, jabiru, brolga, 7 species of lorikeet, 13 species of honeyeaters, heaps of parrot species, waterbirds, Australian wrens, robins and quail - most of which have never been exhibited outside of Australia.
The san diego safari park has the best Australian themed exhibit
0:35 Red kangaroos are not only the largest macropod, but they're my favorite animals.😁 They're also iconic from the land down under and they're marsupials which means they raise joeys in pouches.😎👍👍👍
The Roadhouse in Columbus, with the kiwi, tree kangaroo, and wombat
Glad you took another tour to my home zoo! Also I have about a month ago while volunteering there, I saw a bush kangaroo sleeping in a little burrow on the floor part of the gum-tree hideout. That area used to have an echidna for several years. And I only saw that critter like maybe once or twice growing up.
My favorite Australia exhibit when I went to South Carolina Zoo where you can walk a path in the Kangaroo exhibit.
I’d have to say Columbus Zoo’s Roadhouse. I gotta say I was really looking forward to this video, and as always, I was not disappointed at all, Zach! The best part for me was the koalas!
Trivia Answer: The scene where the koala sound was used for the T-rex in Jurassic Park was were the T-rex eats the lawyer who was using the restroom to hide away from Rexy. (Rexy’s the name of the T-rex for the first and rest of the Jurassic Park/World movies btw)
I was kinda thinking the baby rex in The Lost World but makes sense that it was the toilet scene
Columbus zoo's roadhouse, I love that you can actually see a kiwi instead of just its sign, also love the aviary with ibis flying over your head
Its such a shame that the Yagga tree was closed! That was a staple of my Cleveland zoo visits as a kid! This was the newest part of the zoo while I was growing up until they added the Elephant crossing so it was the most memorable part for me!
I've been to Cleveland Zoo several times. I enjoyed my visit every time.
I actually saw the Bush tailed kangaroo sleeping in one of the little huts they have on my 2nd to last visit
My favorite Australia exhibit is Walkabout Australia at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park because they have the only platypus outside Australia
I’m a Jurassic park fan but I’m not really sure when that koala call was used in the movie, but if I had to take a guess, I’ll say when the Tyrannosaur eats a Gallimimus.
The koala reminds me of the sloth at Wonders of wildlife aquarium. You have to go there. It is basically an indoor zoo.
Love it mate!
Guys! In the new logo it has the tree of life from Disney's animal kingdom!
This could be a clue that he could visit it!
Loved this video mate!
Next Episode Guess: ARC at Zoo Knoxville?
I have been to the Australian house at Brookfield zoo, but it's been awhile, so I am going to go with Fort Wayne's Children zoo; I loved the dingos and the walkabout.
Gotta Say KC Zoo's Australia, while some areas could use a facelift, it comes with an aviary, large emu exhibit, dingos, wallabies, tree kangaroos, camels, and most of the exhibits placed inside of a really large kangaroo yard
My favourite australian attraction would have to be the Australasia Pavilion at my local, the Toronto Zoo. It doesn't just have a field with kangaroos, wallabies, and emus, but as it name suggests, a building that highlights reptiles and amphibians, birds, and even insects of the continent, way more then other australian exhibits show, and has pretty good interpretives.
Okay mind you, I haven't visited many other australian exhibits, besides Granby Zoo's in Quebec. Still, that's pretty good itself, with high amounts of theming and a big south pacific aquarium in it.
Wow! 5 species of macropods!
Love my home zoo! This was about 10 years ago, but on a cool spring day my friend and I had a Wallaby walking and hopping along with us on the path through the Walkabout!
I saw dingos at Fort Wayne and it was chewing on a kong toy lol.
Favorite Australian exhibit has got to be the Platypus exhibit at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Only place in the world, outside of Australia, where you can see them
In Israel we have an entire zoo that's based around Australia called Gan Garoo which had one of the oldest koalas in the captivity
you should go to oakland zoo california trail
Been to this zoo several times absolutely love it.
Great tour! Always nice to see my home zoo on the channel. Also for anyone looking to visit the Cleveland Zoo, the yaga tree and house have been closed since COVID started. I don’t know when they will be back.
Kansas City Zoo, they have a huge and spacey walk-through Kangaroo exhibit where the Kangaroos don’t have to go near you and you can see them from far away like you would in the wild
YEAH MATE
I have seen the bettong in the koala habitat.
There used to be echidnas in with the kolas too, but they got sent off to another zoo a couple of years ago.
Thanks for another fun tour through Clevland Zoo, this Australia themed really does stand out from the others I've seen; especially given the fact that they have 7 SPECIES of Marsupials (One of which I've yet to see)! Busch Gardens is the only place I've seen a Wallaroo in the flesh, and as far as I can tell, there's only one in Buch's Kangaroo Habitat.
As for my favorite Australian themed habitat, two come to mind. There is the Busch Gardens Kangaroo trail I just mentioned, But I got to give my number one favorite to the Posner Austraila Center at Zoo Miami. It may not be as big or as elaborate as other Australia themed areas I've seen, but it does have a good diversity of Aussie animals for me to see. I got a closer look at Koalas, and saw my very first Wombat, Tree Kangaoo, and Singing Dog there.
5:44 Wallaby
You could do the childrens museum inside the Boonshoft Museum in Dayton
I hope the koala population can be recover I don’t want these little guys to be extinct
Lack of trees for koalas also means that starve. They only eat very particular eucalypt tree varieties, and only new growth at that. They also each require hundreds of trees per a koala to survive.
They can est bugs too
You’re right about the giraffes 🦒
Amazing video! 🦘
My local zoo actually has wallaroos
Didn’t they used to house echidnas on the ground with the koalas…I remember back when I visited in 2019 there was a sign for echidnas inside where the koalas are
It did! Unfortunately I also never saw it in my 10+ visits.
Due to personal biased working there I would say the nocturnal house at Columbus zoo
2:28: Is it me, or do the dingos in the exhibit look like Australian cattle dogs?
3:10: Reminds me of the Sydney Royal Easter Show's petting farm exhibit.
I was researching to see if they were Dingo dog hybrids and apparently they're genetically pure.
Suggestion:go to memphis zoo and see animal of the night
I want to know the answer to the Jurassic Park question! The sound that koala made sounded like when the raptors were chirping in the kitchen, but you said T Rex not velociraptor. So do tell, I'm curious!!
Could you do the Atlanta zoo in Georgia?
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@@ZooTours OH thank you! I was just there with my aunt so I wanted so experience it again, thanks!
I’m Australian 😅
Roo Valley because I walk among Male kangaroos 🦘.
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Crikey! You & your should someday visit the Australia Zoo, along with the Woodland Park Zoo, Oakland Zoo, San Diego Zoo Safari Park, & maybe the Sacramento Zoo, too! Also, 4 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend, Zak....
1) What are the names of the 2 rescued cougar cubs that the Oakland Zoo have bred so far?
2) How many new Mexican Gray Wolves did the SF Zoo welcomed when Bowie's 2 brothers passed away, recently?
3) What original antelope species did the SF Zoo once had before the bongos moved in?
4) Which zoo did the SF Zoo's hippopotamus, Bruce, go to to interact with a female?
Ohio’s real?!
Bye bye lil Sebastian 😭
What happened to woolly bill?
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Yo
Can you please go to lion country safari
Kind of sucks. No wombats, no Tasmanian devils, no emu, no platypus, no quoll, no Quokkas, no Echidna nor any of the rare Australian snakes and lizards. And the infamous saltwater crocodile that gives the crocodile hunter his fame.
Yes, I like the wallaby, roos, koala, and kookaburra. But that about sums up Australian section.
And farm animals are available in almost all farms, not just Australians' so I do not count them.
Considering nearly every animal you you just named are nearly impossible to obtain outside of Oceania...
There was a time Australia refused to share their Koalas, and they're still stingy about other animals.
@@ZooTours wrong there are emus
it wasn't that big
Not a clue what you're referring to my friend. If you're referring to the 8 acres, it most certainly is almost exactly 8 acres (approximately 8.05). There's a decent amount of walking not shown in the first section, and the train covers a ton of ground.
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