Zoo Tours: The Jungle Loop | Nashville Zoo
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2022
- EPISODE 126
On this episode of Zoo Tours, we are returning to the Nashville Zoo to close out the remainder of the park's entire left side - also known as the Jungle Loop. The three quarters of a mile trail is comprised of some of the best attractions the channel has ever featured: Tiger Crossroads, the Award Winning Expedition Peru, and the cheek lifting Bamboo Trail. However, the Jungle Loop still has quite a bit to offer! Cassowaries, the zoo's largest habitat, colorful flamingoes and you're not only encouraged to pet goats... but also KANGAROOS! Enjoy!
Compiled List of the Nashville Zoo's entire left zone:
Unseen New World: • Zoo Tours Ep. 29: The ...
Tiger Crossroads: • Zoo Tours: The Brand N...
Expedition Peru: • Zoo Tours Ep. 72: The ...
Bamboo Trail: • Zoo Tours: The Bamboo ... - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
*Like I said in the community post, I apologize for posting a filler video right after hitting 20,000 subs. I didn't expect to hit that number so quickly! However, I promise after this point, it will be nothing but uphill for at least a year straight.*
Cockatoos!!!
More zoos need large flocks of cockatoos .. especially the black and grey ones !!
Also Tucans or Hornbills probably have largest beak/body ratio
@@graffic13 Theres millions (exaggerated) of cockatoos in Aussie zoos
I think the bird with the highest beak to body ratio is the sword billed hummingbird
CORRECT! A sword billed hummingbirds beak is longer than it’s own body!
That is true, but the toco toucan has the longest beak of any bird! Unless I’m wrong it may also be the sword billed hummingbird
@@savannahvarns2126 actually, you're wrong. The beak of the male australian pelican Pelecanus conspicillatus can grow up to 0.5 meters or 1.64 ft which is even larger than the toco toucans.
@@leoferrero2499 ah, I see, thanks for letting me know mate
where do pelicans rank in this niche conversation? lol
A major underrepresented animal in zoos are gaurs. I remember when the Toronto Zoo had them and it was pretty special. They moved to another zoo to make way for an outdoor orangutan exhibit
In Europe, I've seen gaurs in the Madrid zoo, the Paris "Menagerie" and the wildlife park of Cabárceno (Cantabria, Spain).
The Anoa is a underated species
Underrepresented:
Gaur, Malay Tapir, Kagu, Southern Cassowary, Mountain Bongo, Mountain Tapir (now only LA Zoo), Shoebill, Pygmy Hippo, & the Sumatran Rhino/Kakapo/Indri/Philippine Eagle which are all understandable
An animal I would say is under-represented is probably pangolins
Loved this zoo!! The monkeys when you first walk in were one of my favorite exhibits they were cruising/flying through the trees.. Had a great day there, highly recommended
I just went to Brookfield Zoo yesterday and it was horrible. Many of the exhibits are empty and not what it used to be. It’s sad to see my home zoo so lifeless.
Edit: Brookfield Zoo also allows you to brush the goats
If you ever go to Europe, you must go to Valencia (Spain), to see the Bioparc Valencia (an outstanding african-themed zoo which is the 9th best zoo in the world, and houses almost every representative species of Africa, including some rare animals) and the Oceanografic (the biggest, and in my opinion better, aquarium of Europe, divided in different pavillions wich show species from all around the world, like belugas, bottlenose dolphins, a lot of sharks, Aldabra tortoises, coral reef fish and aquatic birds). I also recommend the Zaragoza river aquarium, my home town acuatic facility, which claims to be the biggest river aquarium in Europe.
imo there are a lot of underrepresented species in zoos, microbats, kraits, quolls, cuscus, Quetzals, cetaceans, sirenians, amphisbaenians and more just to name a few
I understand why the AZA has chosen to phase them out, but I wish more zoos had Asiatic black bears.
Under represented species in zoos I think are African springtails, aardvarks, South American bush dogs, giant Gambian rats, giant Indian squirrels and Australian quolls
Koalas 🐨 and wallabies at the Cincinnati Zoo’s Roo Valley
Underrepresented is for sure bonobos
Thank you for making these videos, they give me good inspiration for my minecraft zoos :)
Finally the cassowaries are back on the channel!
An underrated species in zoos is the babirusa
I loved the way you showed off all the great features of this loop! :)
Pangolins are a must need in zoos
I definitely want to visit, Nashville because I am big time country music fan and I want to visit the grand old Opry
Also, you can brush and feed the goats at the fort wayne children's zoo in the barnyard section of the zoo
Congrats on 20k Subs Zak, and while I know you like your zoos themed (as do I) The completionist in me thinks it is still nice to see you go back and complete these other less exciting corners of zoos. Which brings forth a question, are you planning on redoing the entry village episode for this zoo?
I love the new design that you had been adopting.
congrats on the 20k! As for the question in the vid, i have always wondered why so many rodent species are missing from zoological institutions given how relatively easy it would be to house and breed them successfully, how endangered some of them are, and how many of them there are out there!
A unrepresented animal in zoo's is the Shoebill. There is only 2 places in the US that have them.
Literally just filmed one of them too:)
I Think That A Very Underrepresented Species In Zoos Are Moose. The Only 3 Zoos I’ve Heard Of In America That Have Or Used To Have Moose Are Columbus Zoo, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, And Zoo Boise. Zoo Boise Hasn’t Had Moose Since 2009 And I Think Cheyennes Bull Just Passed Away Last Year.
Edit: Also Blackbuck Antelope And Axis Deer Are Incredibly Underrepresented In Zoos. They Both Look Awesome And I Think They’d Be Awesome In Zoos, But I Hear They’re Kinda Hard To Get Since They’re Both Heavily Protected Species In Their Native Range.
Can you do another revisit to the Detroit Zoo's arctic ring of life? Also, can you do another walk-in tour of the Ring of Life? I miss that video and I wanted to see what has changed since I left Michigan.
-Largest beak to body ratio?: Australian pelican
-Underrepresented/underapretiated animal in zoos?: I'm kinda partial to snub nosed monkeys 🙊
There's only one zoo in the USA that has the platypus. It should be in more zoos.
It's interesting that common elands are pretty rare in North America since they're a very common sighting in Europe. I do think it's surprising that they're common here in Europe since they're one of the largest antelopes in the world.
Awesome video, Zoo Tours! We just got a bontebok at Zoo Atlanta a few months ago. His name is Casper and he's doing great!
Great video!
My first choice is The Persian or Asiatic Lion a big cat subspecies that’s (generally) more prevalent in European zoos.
Honestly I know zoos are breeding the more endangered tropical tigers which is the Malayan and Sumatran but I kind of wish that Bengal Tigers the orange variety would be good to have back in zoos again
Yes I am
Underrepresented animals? So many reptiles, birds, fish, small mammals, amphibians, and inverts (especially inverts). The did have some blue-billed curassows & black-throated magpie jays. Also, what breeds of goats were in the encounters area?
Wow amazing
FYI ZOO Atlanta allows guest to brush their goats and sheep and has been for years in its outback station. Also Congrats on 20k subscribers I love your videos
I think an underrepresented species are Guam kingfishers. There are only 140 total in the world and they’re all in captivity but the only ones I’ve seen in person aren’t easily viewable so a breeding program would help show off these gorgeous birds
Answer: African Wild Dogs
I think jackals are not used enough
I would say one underrepresented animal in zoos or aquariums in this country would have to be emperor penguins, since you can only find them at SeaWorld San Diego.
I’d say a whale shark is always depressing when it’s not at a zoo
I highly recommend u do Birmingham Zoo
sword billed hummingbird must be the awser?
I think the red tailed hawk has the largest beak
Did you ever visit a zoo in Europe? If not, are you planning to do so some time?
I think this zoo should have in unseen new world is a californian coast exhibit, with garibaldi, blacksmith, leopard sharks and more, and in the reef tank, should they have in a bonnethead, and with the iguanas, i think there should be cownose and southern rays with bonnethead sharks
I reckon Capybaras or Tapirs are underepresented
wolves you don’t see many like artic wolf very rare sea wolves
I like okapi but not many zoos have these elusive animals in their collections. I always go by to see them at the Columbus Zoo. Sadly they lost a baby okapi a few years ago since these animals are difficult to breed.
Henry Dorley Zoo In Omaha Nebraska Has A Breeding Program For Them And They Almost Always Have A Calf On Display
Can you visit some of the zoos in Australia please. There just as good or if not better than the American zoos you shown in your video.
Underrepresented species : never really see the Asian Water monitor or the Crocodile monitor in zoos because they're usually outshined by their larger relative the Komodo Dragon
Can you some to the Lehigh valley zoo
I think that crayfish are in almost no zoos
Wallabies
ok but why are the plains zebras, common elands etc not in the SAVANNA LOOP. THAT DOESNT MAKE SENSE AHHHHHHHHHH
Never understood it. What's ironic is that it's literally right next to the rhinos, but the viewings are far away.
Bontebuck and blesbuck looks the same only different is mostly seen in the face where bontebuck has the a all white face and blesbuck on you video where the is a patch of brown hair between the two white spots
Answer to question: simple African leopards
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Jesus loves you! He died for your sins!
This doesn’t relate to the video?
@@Fizzlebean I’m trying to tell the people who don’t know about Jesus! Have a good day!
@@jesuslovesyou9781 thank you! Im not in a religion, but I still respect other people’s beliefs.
@@Fizzlebean ❤️
Jungle-tastic! Try visit the Woodland Park Zoo, Oakland Zoo, & Sacramento Zoo soon, along with the San Francisco Zoo because Udo the pygmy hippo had moved in, recently! Also, 2 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend, Zak...
1) Which otter from the Woodland Park Zoo passed away last couple years?
2) What year did Bayou the American Alligator moved into the Happy Hollow Park & Zoo?
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