Nashville Zoo at Grassmere Full Tour - Nashville, Tennessee
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2020
- The Nashville Zoo at Grassmere is a zoological garden and historic plantation farmhouse located 6 miles (9.7 km) southeast of Downtown Nashville. As of 2014, the zoo was middle Tennessee's top paid attraction and contained 6,230 individual animals, encompassing 339 species. The zoo's site is approximately 188 acres (76 ha) in size. It is an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
Since opening its doors in 1991, Nashville Zoo has grown from a small, private operation located 30 minutes northwest of Nashville to an AZA-accredited facility that welcomes more than one million visitors each year, while being involved with international conservation and research efforts to save threatened species.
The Zoo moved to its current 188-acre location in 1997 and has developed just under half of its land, which was generously donated to the city by the Croft family under a condition that it had to be used as a ‘nature study area’. City leaders struck a 40-year lease with Nashville Zoo in which the land would be city-owned but operated by the Zoo’s private non-profit organization.
Animals at Nashville Zoo:
AMPHIBIANS
Amphibians are cold-blooded, smooth-skinned animals from the Chordate Phylum. This class of animals includes frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts. Some live on land and some in the water, but most species return to the water to mate and lay eggs. You can see many amphibians in the Unseen New World at Nashville Zoo.
African Clawed Frog
Axolotl
Blue Poison Arrow Frog
Hellbender
Panamanian Golden Frog
Puerto Rican Crested Toad
Surinam Toad
BIRDS
Birds are any of various warm-blooded, egg-laying, feathered vertebrates of the class Aves, having forelimbs modified to form wings. Nashville Zoo has many different species of birds in the Aviary, Critter Encounters, Bamboo Trail, Lorikeet Landing, and other places throughout the Zoo.
Black Throated Magpie Jay
Blue-billed Curassow
Cassowary
Caribbean Flamingo
Common Barn Owl
Common Shelduck
Great Blue Turaco
Hyacinth Macaw
Mandarin Duck
Ostrich
Rhinoceros Hornbill
Snowy Owl
Southern Crested Screamer
Western Grey Plantain Eater
White-Faced Whistling Duck
MAMMALS
Mammals are one class of animals that have backbones, are warm-blooded, breathe air and whose females have milk-secreting glands for their young. In the class Mammalia, there are over 5,000 species of mammals, ranging from the 2-inch shrew to the 120-foot whale. Below are the mammal species that call Nashville Zoo home.
Alpaca
Andean Bear
Baird's Tapir
Belted Galloway
Bontebok
Cape Porcupine
Clouded Leopard
Cotswold Sheep
Cotton-top Tamarin
Cougar
Eland
Goats
Giraffe
Meerkat
Mexican Spider Monkey
Red Kangaroo
Red Panda
Red River Hog
Red Ruffed Lemur
Ring-Tailed Lemur
Short-tailed, Leaf-nosed Bat
Siamang
Southern Pudu
Southern White Rhinoceros
Two-Toed Sloth
White-Cheeked Gibbon
Yellow-Backed Duiker
Plains Zebra
REPTILES
Reptiles are vertebrates that regulate body temperature externally, have dry, glandless skin covered with scales, breathe through lungs and lay large eggs that develop on land. Reptiles include turtles, snakes, and lizards. Most of our reptiles live in the Unseen New World exhibit, but we also have reptiles in Alligator Cove and Critter Encounters!
Alligator Snapping Turtle
American Alligator
Caiman Lizard
Dwarf Caiman
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Eyelash Palm Pit Viper
Haitian Giant Galliwasp
Gila Monster
Green Anaconda
Green Crested Basilisk
Indigo Snake
Komodo Dragon
Mata Mata
Mexican Beaded Lizard
Northern Copperhead
Rhinoceros Iguana
South American Bushmaster
Sulcata Tortoise
Yellow Blotched Map Turtle
Yellow-spotted Amazon Turtle
* When I visited the Nashville Zoo it was during Winter some of the animals were not on exhibit. So if animals were listed but not seen in this video, they were off exhibit due to the cold temperatures. - Розваги
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Love all the zoos you go to! Can't wait for the next zoo video!
Thank You, I have some planned. Still working on the details.
Another great zoo with great tour, thank you Tom!
Thank You, good to hear you enjoyed my tour.
Wonderful Reportage! Nice Pictures ! And of cause : nice hat !! Thanx !!
Thank You, I'm glad you enjoyed 😁
I really enjoy the large animals you show in your videos, Giraffes, Elephants,Hippos , and Rhinos are my faves. You always have them in your shows. Thanks for sharing.
One of the best zoo's I've been too. Such a great experience, so many fantastic animals there.
Great video Tom- my kids especially loved this one!
Very pleased to know your kids are enjoying my content. Thank You for your support 😊
Have always talked about going to the Nashville zoo when traveling thru Nashville. Definitely going to check it out.
Fantastic zoo, I highly recommend it
Great zoo happy you toured it
As was I, this was one of the best designed zoos I have been too. Thanks for watching.
I love these vids keep it up and stay safe
Thank You Lisa, planning more zoo's once it's safe to go.
Awesome can’t wait for more zoo and aquarium videos
Thank You, I have more to come 😊
Yeah you could try Australia Zoo
@@pennilaineong8180 One day I would love to go to Australia.
Great job!
Thanks David 😀
I took a field trip there I saw a flamingo parade and also a red panda was crazy it was running in circles
Flamingos are such fun birds to watch, seeing them walking around is even better 😍 Red Panda are so cute and FuZzY
Great Video!
Thank You Sandra 😊
Nice tour. Do you plan on visiting any national parks this year?
Not 100% on anything as of yet. If the option comes up I'll see what I can do.
nice video tom. i too dont mind a little pink.lol
Did I say that in reference to flamingos? 😕
Siamang is pronounced see-a-mang, just for reference 😁. Love your videos, been to many zoos around the world but always looking for somewhere new to go
Thank You Andrew, I asked a worker how to properly pronounce Siamang. It seems I was misinformed 😕 It's always nice to hear from people that enjoy my tours.
@@TomsRoadTrippin No problem! Can’t wait to see you here in the northeast. I would definitely be careful as the New England Aquarium tends to get pretty crowded. Hopefully with the new guidelines that won’t be the case.
I was originally planning a trip to the Northeastern states but changed those plans after the pandemic. I am hopeful I can get to some states on the East coast this year. Most likely as far North as Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
@@TomsRoadTrippin If you go to Pennsylvania then I definitely recommend Philadelphia Zoo
Thank You for the suggestion, I'll Check it out
What zoo or aquarium are you going to next and when will that video be posted for that zoo or aquarium
In the next few weeks I'll be posting new vids.
Wow
This was a fantastic zoo
26:45 hedwig the snowy owl from Harry Potter
Yeah, beautiful birds 😊
You make very enjoyable videos, but as you keep going from zoo to zoo, the most common antelope seems to be the Yellow-backed Duiker. Duiker being a Dutch Afrikaans name, means diver, as it will diver under a bush to escape. Its name is pronounced DIKER as in BIKER.
Thanks for the info! I've been told different pronunciation, I'll update the way I say it now
What zoo or aquarium are you going to after the Nashville zoo
My next vid will be out next Tuesday. The week after that you'll like what you see 😃
Someone told me the entrance is high hill and it very hard to walk for someone who have asthma. Is it true?
I didn't notice any major hills that would make it difficult to walk through. The zoo does have scooters you can rent to make it easier for you.
do a video about the Cincinnati zoo or the Columbus zoo
I plan to, it may not be this year. If I can't fit it in this year, it will definitely be in 2021
Did you know they added a Babirusa as well as free-roaming Peafowl to their collection
Babirusa are certainly interesting looking animals. Their teeth growing through the top of their mouth and towards their head is freaky.
I’m gonna have to make a trip when it’s safe to agian
You'll definitely enjoy this zoo, I know I did
Tom's Road Trippin yes if it’s safe to go this summer I’ll see
I’m seven and I went here when I was two and my brothers friend said it sounded like a drum
I hope you enjoyed the video 😊
Did you know that before their Andean Bear exhibit it used to be the Eurasian Lynx exhibit
Did they keep the Lynx? I don't see them too often.
@@TomsRoadTrippin I don't think so
Bummer
That was the Carousel
Zoo carousel are really fun
When is you National Zoo video?
I won't be going there until my 2020 Road Trip near the end of May.
Did you know their planning to bring their Elephants back
That's good, that means they are upgrading the habitats to accommodate elephant.
Are the elephants off habitat and replace With rhinos
At the moment the zoo doesn't have elephants. They were all moved to other zoo's until the habitats are updated.
Lol the one looked at you
Some animals are more curious then others. That always makes the scene much better when they look at me.
You should visit the Bronx Zoo in New York. Also why no elephants a zoo is not a zoo without elephants
I'll be visiting the Bronx Zoo on my 2020 Road Trip. They had elephants but they transferred them to make room for a new expansion. New regulations require more space for elephants, more space then they wanted to use.
That’s my local zoo
I had a great time here, very nice zoo
Fun fact: one of the ladies bathrooms has some cotton-top tamarins
I heard about that, obviously couldn't 👀 it for myself. The men's room has a large 🐍, don't recall which type.
And of course it was the wild animal Carousel
Sounds like you had fun, I hope watching this video made you happy.
Where does all the animals go like when the zoo closes what they do with all the animals??😂
All of the animals have secured night time habitats so they are safe and comfortable.
Wut bout the Porcupines they were off view as well
After all the walking around I'm usually really tired so I may forget an animal. 😟
@@TomsRoadTrippin oh
Gila monster is pronounced HEE LA monster. Not Jill la. 🤣🤣🤣
I know now, I make sure to pronounce it correctly now 😊
Human zoos and plantations.....
Both are hopefully learning experiences
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What is your favorite animal?
The aza is overrated.
I have been to accredited zoo's and uncredited zoo's. Usually the aza zoo's have better upkeep of the habitats and overall property.
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It's nice to see you change it up a bit Sean.
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I see your enjoying my zoo tours.