I was actually thinking about it today, thinking that it was the first time I saw a Koala. You can find a decent amount of photos of the attraction on Flickr
Review from this video: I do have a concern about this exhibit because this complex replaces a former rare and unusual ungulates complex that this zoo used to have and I'm concerned that this is going to be underwhelming. Turns out it's actually better than what I initially expected. The Red and Grey Kangaroo exhibit are pretty darn good. I love the grassy areas and the sandy areas for the kangaroos. Not the absolute best kangaroo exhibit ever, but I still think it's pretty good. The Little Blue Penguin exhibit is also a very nice addition. I really love the aquatic crystal clear waters for the penguins where they look very active on swimming. Overall, not a bad complex. The exhibits are very nice and their theming also really works (still looking at you, Columbus). My only gripe is the lack of species in that complex. I would totally love to see more Australian animals, like Wallabies, Tree Kangaroos, Cassowaries, Wombats, and Dingoes in this complex, or even the rarer species, such as Koalas, Tasmanian Devils, or even Platypuses (though that would be a really wishful thinking) in that complex because it's fit for Australian complex. As for the answer: Children's Zoo are the temporary attraction for Australian animals living there.
Great Video! I think they did a fine job with this exhibit especially the Little Blue Penguins habitat. I would like to see them add a tree kangaroo habitat at some point.
It is a very beautiful exhibit. However if I was designing the exhibit I would have added a bit more diversity to the number of species on display. Maybe having an Australia House similar to that of the Columbus or Brookfield Zoo, or maybe a reptile house that features some of the unique creatures that call the Outback home.
I'm just saying I think you would enjoy Denver Zoo and Cheyenne Mountain Zoo if you ever come to Colorado. They're nothing compared to cincinnati and colombus but are still amazing zoos
Kicking with the roos, dedicated to those that perished in the fires back in Australia! Try visiting the San Diego Zoo Safari Park soon! Jumping Jaxartosaurus!🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨
Unfortunately not any time soon. Don't have proper equipment for nocturnal settings and for whatever reason maybe 10% of the animals were cooperative for the last 2 years.
@@ZooTours I get your point, also do you want me to send you some photos I took at the zoo though Instagram. And check out my UA-cam channel, i only have 13 subs but I post planet zoo vids frequently. My insta name is Ethan_Alter.
I agree that there should be wallaby’s with the kangaroos or maybe even have outdoor flight cages where different Australian parrot and bird species could be seen it would be a great way to give birds that are usually confined to one area new sights smells and enrichment That plus maybe two separate wallaby species would make it much more enjoyable
Would’ve loved a smaller aviary for cockatoos or kookaburras (or both), or an indoor/outdoor enclosure for one of Australia’s larger monitors (Argus, Lace or Perentie, despite the perentie’s rarity)
I guess I’m just not.. wowed by this exhibit? It’s cool that there isn’t any barrier between the Roos and visitors, but it just seems so played out by other zoos. I would have liked to see the more rare species, etc. but that’s just me.
It's a decent exhibit, but taking into account what it replaced, it's a huge letdown. If they wanted australian stuff there are so many rare and underrepresented species they could have put there. Given the long wait shown in this video, 45 minutes to see a few kangaroos, I'd probably just completely skip this area if I were to visit this zoo.
Columbus has a mob of almost all adults, males and females mixed, and they are not only calm but they avoid people like it's their job. Same thing I saw in Detroit, Fort Wayne, and they are especially tranquil in Nashville where people are encouraged to pet them.
I think I would have added some other animals that live with the kangaroos like the cute looking wombats and then I would have had something like where the condor is but at ground level for emus and cassaowarys and then have something like the maned wolfexhibit at
At the Philadelphia zoo but with the Dingoes and also have something like night hunters but for animals like echidnas numbats Billibys water rats tree kangaroo and the quokka and the bettongs potoroos and the rat kangaroos and I would have also have exhibits for the Tasmanian devil and bandicoots and the Quolls Dunrats and antechinus and also I would have had an exhibit for the platypus and the koala opossums gliders and birds like the Kiwi and the weka the takahe brologa and parots like the kea kaka and the kakapo I would have also added some wallabies and wallaroos and pademelons which is the smallest member in the family macropodidae which is the family that includes kangaroos in it in with the kangaroos
*Update!: Roo Valley just got two more Grey kangaroos*
What are there genders?
Males
@@ZooTours okay thank you
Is there any proof of Adventure Down Under of 2006’s summer attraction in the children’s zoo?
I was actually thinking about it today, thinking that it was the first time I saw a Koala. You can find a decent amount of photos of the attraction on Flickr
Review from this video:
I do have a concern about this exhibit because this complex replaces a former rare and unusual ungulates complex that this zoo used to have and I'm concerned that this is going to be underwhelming. Turns out it's actually better than what I initially expected.
The Red and Grey Kangaroo exhibit are pretty darn good. I love the grassy areas and the sandy areas for the kangaroos. Not the absolute best kangaroo exhibit ever, but I still think it's pretty good.
The Little Blue Penguin exhibit is also a very nice addition. I really love the aquatic crystal clear waters for the penguins where they look very active on swimming.
Overall, not a bad complex. The exhibits are very nice and their theming also really works (still looking at you, Columbus). My only gripe is the lack of species in that complex. I would totally love to see more Australian animals, like Wallabies, Tree Kangaroos, Cassowaries, Wombats, and Dingoes in this complex, or even the rarer species, such as Koalas, Tasmanian Devils, or even Platypuses (though that would be a really wishful thinking) in that complex because it's fit for Australian complex.
As for the answer: Children's Zoo are the temporary attraction for Australian animals living there.
Really I would like to see Wallabies in roo valley but I still think it’s a really good exhibit
Great Video! I think they did a fine job with this exhibit especially the Little Blue Penguins habitat. I would like to see them add a tree kangaroo habitat at some point.
You should go to the toledo zoo. Almost everything is open except for nature's neighborhood
They should’ve had wallabies with the kangaroos
Hey Zak I love your tours. But will you do a tour of Jungle Trails and Manatee Springs soon before the year ends?
It is a very beautiful exhibit. However if I was designing the exhibit I would have added a bit more diversity to the number of species on display. Maybe having an Australia House similar to that of the Columbus or Brookfield Zoo, or maybe a reptile house that features some of the unique creatures that call the Outback home.
I'm just saying I think you would enjoy Denver Zoo and Cheyenne Mountain Zoo if you ever come to Colorado. They're nothing compared to cincinnati and colombus but are still amazing zoos
Kicking with the roos, dedicated to those that perished in the fires back in Australia! Try visiting the San Diego Zoo Safari Park soon! Jumping Jaxartosaurus!🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨
Good cinematography man. The panning shots felt like animal planet/ travel channel videos! haha
Recently went and it was awesome. And thankfully, I only had to wait about 20 minutes
Hey Zak, Great vid, this was a good way to start the master plan. Will you be showing the jungle trails soon?
Unfortunately not any time soon. Don't have proper equipment for nocturnal settings and for whatever reason maybe 10% of the animals were cooperative for the last 2 years.
@@ZooTours I get your point, also do you want me to send you some photos I took at the zoo though Instagram. And check out my UA-cam channel, i only have 13 subs but I post planet zoo vids frequently. My insta name is Ethan_Alter.
Nice episode.
I agree that there should be wallaby’s with the kangaroos or maybe even have outdoor flight cages where different Australian parrot and bird species could be seen it would be a great way to give birds that are usually confined to one area new sights smells and enrichment
That plus maybe two separate wallaby species would make it much more enjoyable
I would like it if you could visit Oakland Zoo and/or Happy Hollow Zoo, both in my state, California.
Would’ve loved a smaller aviary for cockatoos or kookaburras (or both), or an indoor/outdoor enclosure for one of Australia’s larger monitors (Argus, Lace or Perentie, despite the perentie’s rarity)
Does Roo Valley have a kangaroo named Mike Tyson?
That’s easy adventure down under
Trivia answer: ADVENTURE DOWN UNDER
I guess I’m just not.. wowed by this exhibit? It’s cool that there isn’t any barrier between the Roos and visitors, but it just seems so played out by other zoos. I would have liked to see the more rare species, etc. but that’s just me.
Can you please tour Houston zoos South America pantanel but can you please show every species that live in the aviary to
Btw I love your channle
He’s has tickets for January
@@kevinmiller4457 Kk thanks for telling me
That statement isn't true, though soon I will plan for a date for the near future.
@@ZooTours okay thank you :D
Also I would have kept the emu from wildlife canyon to be with the roos, emus are an Australian bird to.
Do you know what next episode might be?
It's a decent exhibit, but taking into account what it replaced, it's a huge letdown. If they wanted australian stuff there are so many rare and underrepresented species they could have put there. Given the long wait shown in this video, 45 minutes to see a few kangaroos, I'd probably just completely skip this area if I were to visit this zoo.
If you have a chance to go to Taiwan, try the Taipei Zoo
Having public with red kangaroos concerns me. When they are full grown they are potentially very dangerous
Columbus has a mob of almost all adults, males and females mixed, and they are not only calm but they avoid people like it's their job. Same thing I saw in Detroit, Fort Wayne, and they are especially tranquil in Nashville where people are encouraged to pet them.
Yeah I’d be concerned with some moron antagonising a red roo…
The penguin habitat really is spectacular, but it is a shame the rhinos had to go, if only a breeding program could have been developed
It was developed, they had three, which was considered a scientific breakthrough
@@ZooTours yes, too bad it did not spread or go further to other zoos. Great videos!
Trivia Answer: Adventure Down Under
I wonder if one of the kangaroo is named Muhammad Ali 🤣
Do you know what happened to the animals that used to be there
The Warty Pigs are still here, now in the old Indian Rhino habitat. Emu I'm not sure, All the Others have been relocated to other zoos.
Hello zoo tours
I think I would have added some other animals that live with the kangaroos like the cute looking wombats and then I would have had something like where the condor is but at ground level for emus and cassaowarys and then have something like the maned wolfexhibit at
At the Philadelphia zoo but with the Dingoes and also have something like night hunters but for animals like echidnas numbats Billibys water rats tree kangaroo and the quokka and the bettongs potoroos and the rat kangaroos and I would have also have exhibits for the Tasmanian devil and bandicoots and the Quolls Dunrats and antechinus and also I would have had an exhibit for the platypus and the koala opossums gliders and birds like the Kiwi and the weka the takahe brologa and parots like the kea kaka and the kakapo I would have also added some wallabies and wallaroos and pademelons which is the smallest member in the family macropodidae which is the family that includes kangaroos in it in with the kangaroos
I counted 4 western greys, one of them is deep in the barn behind the other one
They opened with four, one of the greys just died
oh how did he die, diease or somthing
Just went back and looked at the source, it was not specified.
Trivia answer: Adventure down under