*If you ever plan on visiting all of Ohio's great zoos, make sure the Wilds is one of them: **thewilds.columbuszoo.org/home/visit/plan-your-visit/daily-tours*
4:37 fun fact: America once had its own rhinos at one time, they would’ve looked like the Indian one horn, but were similar in size to the Sumatran and were hornless Edit: America had several species of wild horses and camels at one point as well!
The Wilds looks like an incredible place to visit! The zoo that made the biggest impact on me is the Indianapolis Zoo. For one it’s my home zoo and two it is the reason I got so interested in animals, along with visiting other zoos.
I live in Cleveland and on Mondays the zoo is free, so it's the Cleveland zoo, and my favorite part is the Rainforest. It's also nice that we are 1.5 from Toledo and 30 minutes from Akron and 2 hrs to Pittsburgh and 2.5 to Detroit. After I went to Cleveland for the first time, my mom was busy on weekends driving to all the cities within four hours( Cincy ,Pitt, Detroit, Columbus, Toledo, Akron) . I can remember going to the Wilds for the first time and being very impressed with the sheer size of the place. It is actually the size of a suburb, 14² miles and it blew my mind.
Singapore Zoo. It’s unlike any zoo in America and matches if not tops San Diego. They have the environment to their advantage and can use their surroundings. I will never forget walking into the zoo and the first thing I went to was this platform overlooking a small area of trees, and a pair of Siamangs were swinging around and hollering. No fences, no glass, just open air, and the Siamangs were just hanging out in the trees, with gharials chilling below. Unbelievable. The Night Safari is also one of a kind as well.
San Diego Zoo is also my favorite, both parks. The habitat design and avian collection is just amazing. Areas like Africa Rocks was just perfect use of habitat design and smart space usage.
And then there’s Bronx Zoo which is the biggest zoo near me (I live in New Hampshire). As a kid I loved Asian Monorail and the Bronx is just a classic zoo with a rustic feel.
The zoo that had the biggest impact on me is the Bronx Zoo; it’s the one that introduced me to the devotion to conservation that many zoos and aquariums have, and it’s where I first got to see several rare animals that I had previously only seen in books (mainly Zoobooks).
The Zoo that has the biggest impact to me is the Detroit Zoo. Mainly because I lived in Michigan growing up and I was awed by the DZ's mission to save endangered animals and rescued individual animals in need (i.e. they saved a lioness who was guarding a crackhouse).
The wilds has been top on my list of zoological parks to visit for a while. I even live in Ohio and still haven’t found time to go there. And to answer your question the zoo or aquarium that had the biggest impact on me was either the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo or the Dolphin Research Center. For the first one it’s mainly because it’s my home zoo that I’ve been going to since I was a kid. But for the second one, the Dolphin Research Center really solidified for me that I wanted to work with animals in some way. And also encouraged me to protect the environment.
The zoos that made the biggest impacts on me have been the Bronx (the tv show kickstarted my serious interest in a career in zoology), Philly (had a 3 year internship here), and Columbus (helped me find my college).
So far my favourite zoo you have featured on your channel has been the Cleveland MetroParks Rainforest. I can watch that episode over and over and I enjoy it just as much as the first time I saw it. Of course I am enjoying every episode I have watched, but that one definitely stands out.
Noticed the species list in the description, whereas the Przewalski's Horses and Banteng are fine being on either side of Spillman Lake they vastly prefer the hills just after Lake Trail. Also, the Trumpeter Swans were part of a reintroduction program by Ohio, they're more regular visitors than residents. I've only seen them twice so far this year
I actually consider the other side of Lake trail to be part of the first pasture, as the takins and the deer can access both sides by swimming. On my last visit I did see the horses and banteng right after the lake trail, but they were in the first field on my 2018 visit.
It's hard to decide which zoo is my biggest influence, but maybe: -Oakland zoo cause it's my childhood zoo -Monterey bay aquarium for it's outer bay tank and it's concrete industrial-ish aesthetic -and San Diego simply cause it's so dang massive
This video makes me even more excited to see the Wilds next year even more! And this is only the first part? I cant wait to see what the next two this month have in store for us! And in regards to answering your question, there are MANY Zoos that have left an impact on me ever since I moved to Florida, each one opening my eyes to just how big the animal kingdom truly is!
The zoo with the biggest impact for me probably was San Diego Zoo's Safari Park because I was fortunate to see some of the last two Northern White Rhinos. And Przewalski’s horse is the answer to your trivia question!
Great video! I like the new editing and question. The zoo that made the biggest impact on me is the Toledo Zoo. It is my home zoo and it got me into animals when I was little. I also work there as a ZOOTeen.
The zoological parks I've had the best time at are San Diego Safari Park, Fort Worth Zoo, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Busch Gardens and SeaWorld. But the one that started it all, the one that probably influenced me the most, is my hometown Nashville Zoo.
Zoinks! When will Part 2 come? And try visiting the Woodland Park Zoo soon! Anyways, 6 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend, Zak.... 1) Which giraffe at the Omaha Zoo passed away this year? 2) Who was the oldest rhinoceros that lived in the San Francisco Zoo for so many years? 3) How many wolves did Bearizona breed? 4) How many condors from the Oakland Zoo were released into the wild? 5) What are the names of the 2 cheetah brothers that moved into the Sacramento Zoo last year? 6) How many animals at the Australian Walkabout did the cougar killed & ate at the San Francisco Zoo?
Oh cool tysm for replying so fast, I’m drawing a wildlife reserve like the wilds so I’m trying to find out how big each enclosure is and what species live with them
The Philadelphia zoo had the biggest impact on me because When I was very young whenever I would go to the zoo with my paternal grandparents I would always want to spend the most of the times with the tigers and river otters and I also liked the Philadelphia zoo because when I was young they had a monkey species there that I have never heard of before called The Red Shanked Douc and it’s a monkey that is not closely related to langurs but instead they are closely related to the Proboscis Monkey and the Snub Nosed Monkeys and the Red Shanked Douc was a she and her name was Toi and what I mean by when I was young is Toi is no longer there because in 2018 Toi was euthanized and surprisingly Toi was the last Douc in the United States but even more surprisingly to me She was not just the last in the United States but she was also the oldest in the United States passing away at the age of 21 and in human years she was between 6 and 7 human years and in monkey years she was between 19.2 and 22.4 monkey years when she passed away but one thing for sure I would say that if the Philadelphia zoo had Scottish wildcats it would greatly impact me more and the reason Is because the Scottish wildcat is my favorite species of small to medium sized wild cat species and I love the Scottish wildcat because it’s from the land of Misty highlands, land of actors like Sean Connery, James MacAvoy and Ewan McGregor, land of authors like Robert Burns, Robert Louis Stevenson and Walter Scott, land of mythological creatures like mermaids, Fairy’s, Selkies aka seal people and Nessie aka the Loch Ness monster, Land of my ancestors, land of the purple islands, land of weapons like the dirk and Claymore, land of fierce fighters like the black watch, and Highlanders, land of brave warriors like William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, James Douglas lord of Douglas, Major General Hector MacDonald, Rob Roy McGregor, Bonnie prince Charlie aka Charles Edward Stuart, Mary Queen of Scots, Lieutenant General John Moore, Major General Douglas Wimberley, Alexander Leslie 1st Earl of Levan, Field Marshal Douglas Haig, James Graham 1st Marquesses of Montrose, David Stirling, John Gragam of Claverhouse aka Bonnie Dundee, Field Marshal Colin Campbell, Alexander Seaton, Alexander Lindsay 2nd Lord Spynie and Robert Munro 18th Barron of Foulis, land of bagpipes and drums, land of my high endeavor, land of the shining river, land of the Brave and Proud, land of the free and land of my heart forever SCOTLAND🏴.
*If you ever plan on visiting all of Ohio's great zoos, make sure the Wilds is one of them: **thewilds.columbuszoo.org/home/visit/plan-your-visit/daily-tours*
I am going to new York and Washington NY zoo: Central Park zoo Washington Smithsonian national zoo
Thanks 🙏
4:37 fun fact: America once had its own rhinos at one time, they would’ve looked like the Indian one horn, but were similar in size to the Sumatran and were hornless
Edit: America had several species of wild horses and camels at one point as well!
The Wilds looks like an incredible place to visit! The zoo that made the biggest impact on me is the Indianapolis Zoo. For one it’s my home zoo and two it is the reason I got so interested in animals, along with visiting other zoos.
I live in Cleveland and on Mondays the zoo is free, so it's the Cleveland zoo, and my favorite part is the Rainforest. It's also nice that we are 1.5 from Toledo and 30 minutes from Akron and 2 hrs to Pittsburgh and 2.5 to Detroit. After I went to Cleveland for the first time, my mom was busy on weekends driving to all the cities within four hours( Cincy ,Pitt, Detroit, Columbus, Toledo, Akron) . I can remember going to the Wilds for the first time and being very impressed with the sheer size of the place. It is actually the size of a suburb, 14² miles and it blew my mind.
We're planning to visit this zoo and this video gave us overview of everything we want to know. Thanks for sharing.
Cleveland metropark zoo. The first zoo i ever been too and sparked my love for animals
Singapore Zoo. It’s unlike any zoo in America and matches if not tops San Diego. They have the environment to their advantage and can use their surroundings. I will never forget walking into the zoo and the first thing I went to was this platform overlooking a small area of trees, and a pair of Siamangs were swinging around and hollering. No fences, no glass, just open air, and the Siamangs were just hanging out in the trees, with gharials chilling below. Unbelievable. The Night Safari is also one of a kind as well.
San Diego Zoo is also my favorite, both parks. The habitat design and avian collection is just amazing. Areas like Africa Rocks was just perfect use of habitat design and smart space usage.
And then there’s Bronx Zoo which is the biggest zoo near me (I live in New Hampshire). As a kid I loved Asian Monorail and the Bronx is just a classic zoo with a rustic feel.
The zoo that had the biggest impact on me is the Bronx Zoo; it’s the one that introduced me to the devotion to conservation that many zoos and aquariums have, and it’s where I first got to see several rare animals that I had previously only seen in books (mainly Zoobooks).
San Diego zoo-so much to see and the petting zoo was amazing. And that was 50
Years ago!
The Zoo that has the biggest impact to me is the Detroit Zoo. Mainly because I lived in Michigan growing up and I was awed by the DZ's mission to save endangered animals and rescued individual animals in need (i.e. they saved a lioness who was guarding a crackhouse).
This zoo has a big impact
The wilds has been top on my list of zoological parks to visit for a while. I even live in Ohio and still haven’t found time to go there. And to answer your question the zoo or aquarium that had the biggest impact on me was either the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo or the Dolphin Research Center. For the first one it’s mainly because it’s my home zoo that I’ve been going to since I was a kid. But for the second one, the Dolphin Research Center really solidified for me that I wanted to work with animals in some way. And also encouraged me to protect the environment.
I love the wilds
The zoos that made the biggest impacts on me have been the Bronx (the tv show kickstarted my serious interest in a career in zoology), Philly (had a 3 year internship here), and Columbus (helped me find my college).
So far my favourite zoo you have featured on your channel has been the Cleveland MetroParks Rainforest. I can watch that episode over and over and I enjoy it just as much as the first time I saw it. Of course I am enjoying every episode I have watched, but that one definitely stands out.
Noticed the species list in the description, whereas the Przewalski's Horses and Banteng are fine being on either side of Spillman Lake they vastly prefer the hills just after Lake Trail. Also, the Trumpeter Swans were part of a reintroduction program by Ohio, they're more regular visitors than residents. I've only seen them twice so far this year
I actually consider the other side of Lake trail to be part of the first pasture, as the takins and the deer can access both sides by swimming. On my last visit I did see the horses and banteng right after the lake trail, but they were in the first field on my 2018 visit.
Fair enough
It's hard to decide which zoo is my biggest influence, but maybe:
-Oakland zoo cause it's my childhood zoo
-Monterey bay aquarium for it's outer bay tank and it's concrete industrial-ish aesthetic
-and San Diego simply cause it's so dang massive
This video makes me even more excited to see the Wilds next year even more! And this is only the first part? I cant wait to see what the next two this month have in store for us! And in regards to answering your question, there are MANY Zoos that have left an impact on me ever since I moved to Florida, each one opening my eyes to just how big the animal kingdom truly is!
NICE! THANK YOU
THE WILDS IS AMAZING===HOW DO U FIND SUCH TREATS ????? YELLOWSTONE/ TETONS ARE REALLY OPEN AIR ZOOS AND THEY ARE MY FAVORITE!!!!!!!!!!!!
The zoo with the biggest impact for me probably was San Diego Zoo's Safari Park because I was fortunate to see some of the last two Northern White Rhinos. And Przewalski’s horse is the answer to your trivia question!
I love the San Diego zoo, because it got me started on antelope.
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The Columbus Zoo is the zoo with the biggest impact to me because of the size and variety of animals uncommon in other zoos
I still remember when I went here with my parents, a giraffe photo bomber us
The wild is cool imagine dinosaurs you see in jurassic world were in the wild zoo 🦕 🦖
I saw both Indian and Southern White Rhinos the last time I have been to the Wilds which was in about Summer 2021
The Wild horses 🐎 of Asia
Great video! I like the new editing and question. The zoo that made the biggest impact on me is the Toledo Zoo. It is my home zoo and it got me into animals when I was little. I also work there as a ZOOTeen.
Cincinnati Zoo because it has a hippo celebrity and San Diego because it is so massive
Amazing video!
O H I O 💀
I live in ohio
The zoo that make bigest impact on me is Kolmården.
Can you do more Henry Doorly Zoo videos?
The zoological parks I've had the best time at are San Diego Safari Park, Fort Worth Zoo, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Busch Gardens and SeaWorld. But the one that started it all, the one that probably influenced me the most, is my hometown Nashville Zoo.
Zoinks! When will Part 2 come? And try visiting the Woodland Park Zoo soon! Anyways, 6 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend, Zak....
1) Which giraffe at the Omaha Zoo passed away this year?
2) Who was the oldest rhinoceros that lived in the San Francisco Zoo for so many years?
3) How many wolves did Bearizona breed?
4) How many condors from the Oakland Zoo were released into the wild?
5) What are the names of the 2 cheetah brothers that moved into the Sacramento Zoo last year?
6) How many animals at the Australian Walkabout did the cougar killed & ate at the San Francisco Zoo?
Whats your favorite animal? Mine is the Okapi
7:00 what kind of animals is that?
How close do you get when you do the horseback riding safari adventure?
Great video! How do I become a member?
The zoo that has had the biggest impact on me is actually the Georgia aquarium because it was the 1st one I went to
Colombus zoo and Georgia aquarium
The Philly zoo. You gotta visit it. It might not be too large, but as it was the first zoo in America, it is really historical and cool.
What species live with the Indian rhino?
The camels, onagers, and Bactrian deer, which I filmed but did not show (yet)
Oh cool tysm for replying so fast, I’m drawing a wildlife reserve like the wilds so I’m trying to find out how big each enclosure is and what species live with them
@@ZooTours and the first deer you showed (I can’t spell there name lol) do any animals live with them or are they kept separate from other species?
Just added a species list to the description:)
@@ZooTours tysm!
What are your thoughts on the Columbus Zoo losing accreditation?
Rotterdam and Arnhem zoos! Just check their pages and videos in youtube! ;)
Animal Kingdom is probably the top AZA park to have made an impact on me.
San Diego zoo because of the speshis
The Indian rhino scientific name is Rhinoceros Unicoreus.
I want to take my family sooo bad.
does anyone else think its a bit hypocritical for a zoo to allow fishing?
The Philadelphia zoo had the biggest impact on me because When I was very young whenever I would go to the zoo with my paternal grandparents I would always want to spend the most of the times with the tigers and river otters and I also liked the Philadelphia zoo because when I was young they had a monkey species there that I have never heard of before called The Red Shanked Douc and it’s a monkey that is not closely related to langurs but instead they are closely related to the Proboscis Monkey and the Snub Nosed Monkeys and the Red Shanked Douc was a she and her name was Toi and what I mean by when I was young is Toi is no longer there because in 2018 Toi was euthanized and surprisingly Toi was the last Douc in the United States but even more surprisingly to me She was not just the last in the United States but she was also the oldest in the United States passing away at the age of 21 and in human years she was between 6 and 7 human years and in monkey years she was between 19.2 and 22.4 monkey years when she passed away but one thing for sure I would say that if the Philadelphia zoo had Scottish wildcats it would greatly impact me more and the reason Is because the Scottish wildcat is my favorite species of small to medium sized wild cat species and I love the Scottish wildcat because it’s from the land of Misty highlands, land of actors like Sean Connery, James MacAvoy and Ewan McGregor, land of authors like Robert Burns, Robert Louis Stevenson and Walter Scott, land of mythological creatures like mermaids, Fairy’s, Selkies aka seal people and Nessie aka the Loch Ness monster, Land of my ancestors, land of the purple islands, land of weapons like the dirk and Claymore, land of fierce fighters like the black watch, and Highlanders, land of brave warriors like William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, James Douglas lord of Douglas, Major General Hector MacDonald, Rob Roy McGregor, Bonnie prince Charlie aka Charles Edward Stuart, Mary Queen of Scots, Lieutenant General John Moore, Major General Douglas Wimberley, Alexander Leslie 1st Earl of Levan, Field Marshal Douglas Haig, James Graham 1st Marquesses of Montrose, David Stirling, John Gragam of Claverhouse aka Bonnie Dundee, Field Marshal Colin Campbell, Alexander Seaton, Alexander Lindsay 2nd Lord Spynie and Robert Munro 18th Barron of Foulis, land of bagpipes and drums, land of my high endeavor, land of the shining river, land of the Brave and Proud, land of the free and land of my heart forever SCOTLAND🏴.
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