North America at the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park | Exhibit Tours Ep. 25

North America at the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park. Filmed April 8, 2023.
Tucked away on the outskirts of Green Bay, in the Wisconsin countryside, the Northeast Wisconsin Zoo has one of the most extensive, complete collections of North American Animals in an U.S. Zoo. Spread out over three regions; the Wisconsin Trails, Northern Trails, and North American Plains. The largest of these sections, the Wisconsin Trails is highlighted by playful River Otters, Black Bears, rare Red Wolves, and out of place, but still popular Red Pandas. The main feature of the Northern Trails is the Riley Building, lined with glass-fronted habitats for Cotton-top Tamarins, Burrowing Owls and other smaller creatures. Surrounding the building are two large woodland yards for Moose, a rare find in AZA zoos. Finally, the North American Plains is headlined by one of the zoo’s largest habitats, home to Bison and Elk, while smaller exhibits spotlight American Badgers and Prairie Dogs.
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Information presented in this video about the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park came from the park’s website or social media pages, or from public online articles.
Species List:
Wisconsin Trail:
North American River Otter
American Black Bear
Cape Porcupine (summer only)
Red Wolf
Canada Lynx
Snowy Owl
Helmeted Guineafowl
Bobcat
Canada Lynx (second habitat)
White-tailed Deer, Sandhill Crane
Red Panda
North American Porcupine
North American Aviary: Bald Eagle, American White Pelican (summer only), Wood Duck, Redhead, Northern Pintail, Green-winged Teal, Barrow’s Goldeneye, Northern Shoveler, Hooded Merganser, Ruddy Duck.
North American Raccoon
Northern Trails:
Riley Building: American Bullfrog, Spiny Softshell Turtle, Tiger Salamander, Black-necked Stilt, Black-footed Ferret, Cotton-top Tamarin, Burrowing Owl.
Alaskan Moose
Whooping Crane
North American Plains:
American Badger
Black-tailed Prairie Dog
Trumpeter Swan
American Bison, North American Elk.
Music from Pixabay.com, audiojungle.net, and nativeamericanmusicawards.com:
African Logo
Awaken
Motivational Corporate - Short | LiteSaturation
Native American Flute & Tibetan Bowls | AuroraSonus
Peaceful Spirit | John Oglesby
Dos Mundos Un Corazon | Ryan Little Eagle
Native American Flute & Bowls | AuroraSonus
Chinese Music Traditional New Year Celebration
Breath of Water | Big City Indians
Bright Positive Corporate Technology | RomanSenykMusic
We Confidently Go to Victory | Alex_MakeMusic
Flutitude | Gareth
Wisdom of the Mountains | SergeQuadrado
Happy Holiday | AudioCoffee
Native American Flute and Acoustic Guitar 2 | astrofreq
Native American Epic | Garry-Zaro
Happy Ukulele Fun Positive Comedy Glockenspiel Music | REDproductions
African Cinematic Ethnic Uplifting Background Music | Music_Unlimited
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:27 Wisconsin Trails, River Otters
03:02 American Black Bear
03:48 Red Wolf
04:56 Canada Lynx
05:29 Snowy Owl
06:55 White-tailed Deer, Sandhill Crane
08:11 Red Panda
08:54 Northern Trails, Riley Building
09:34 Cotton-top Tamarin
10:00 Burrowing Owl
10:50 Murphy the Alaskan Moose
12:42 Whooping Cranes
13:04 How the Porcupine got its Quills
13:56 North American Aviary
14:50 Raccoon
15:08 North American Plains, American Badger
16:05 The Badger and the Bear
16:59 Black-tailed Prairie Dog
17:51 Great Plains, American Bison
19:23 North American Elk
20:08 Thistle the Pronghorn
20:37 Outro + Question of the Day
21:02 Preview of Next Tour

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So Beautiful

[@JacobFiveash]

I love your videos, Derek. My favorite conservation success story would be the California condor. They almost went extinct, but thanks to the San Diego Zoo, they made a comeback. They even took eggs from condor nests and made puppets that looked like the chicks’ parents.

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Thanks for sharing!

[@JacobFiveash]

@@DereksZooVideos0118 You're welcome, my friend. Out of all three North American sections at the NEW Zoo and Adventure Park, which one is your favorite and why?

[@DereksZooVideos0118]

@@JacobFiveash Probably the North American Plains because of the Badger (personal favorite of mine), and the large habitat for the Bison and Elk is impressive!

[@JacobFiveash]

@@DereksZooVideos0118 That’s great! Also, what are your thoughts on the Wolf Woods at the Cincinnati Zoo? I think it deserves a little more attention because it has wolves and otters.

[@DereksZooVideos0118]

@@JacobFiveash Wolf Woods is definitely a bit of a hidden gem with it's location in the zoo, and definitely shouldn't be missed! It's not the most exciting for me personally, since I see otters at a lot of zoos, and Mexican Wolves frequently at several zoos including my home zoo.

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