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1 Primate As of 27 January 2013 M 13 Jan 03 Sumatran Orangutan Critically F 22 Jan 72 M ~ 1963 F 10 Feb 91 Chimpanzee M 7 Jan 90 F 31 Dec 00 M 10 Aug 01 M ~ 1972 White handed Gibbon F 5 Nov 87 F 3 Oct 88 White faced Saki M 27 Apr 07 F 12 Jul 07 Wolf's Guenon M 8 May 95 U 26 Jan 13 F 7 Feb 07 Coquerel's Sifaka M 29 Aug 03 M 16 May 99 Black and White F 22 Apr 99 Critically Ruffed Lemur M 4 May 08 M 3 Apr 02 Mongoose Lemur F 19 Apr 09 F 30 Mar 12 * "Status in the Wild" takes IUCN, CITES and USFWS Act listings for the species into account.
2 Carnivore As of 07 April 2013 M 13 May 98 Sumatran Tiger F 27 Nov 00 Critically M 3 Mar 13 M 19 Jul 06 African Lion F 9 Sep 05 F 15 May 93 Snow Leopard M M 15 Feb 01 Jaguar F 29 Oct 96 Margay M 14 Oct 95 Bobcat M 30 Jul 00 In IC only Grey Fox M ~ Mar 12 In IC only M ~ Jan 00 North American River Otter F ~ Feb 99 M 11 Jul 95 F 15 Jun 97 Group 1 Red Panda F 8 Jun 99 F 17 Jun 11 Group 2 M 29 Jun 08 (off exhibit) Miscellaneous Mammal Two toed Sloth F 30 Aug 91 M 16 May 03 Giant Anteater F 21 Aug 02 Southern Tamandua F 23 Sep 02 M 1 Apr 02 Red Kangaroo M 2005 M 2005 Bennett's Wallaby M 15 Sep 04 Kinkajou F 1 Apr 06 In IC only African Hedgehog F 3 Aug 07 In IC only M nown Six banded Armadillo Studbook In IC only F nown Lesser Madagascar In IC only Hedgehog Tenrec M 28 Oct 09 Hedgehog Tenrec M 31 May 12 Greater Madagascar * "Status in the Wild" takes IUCN, CITES and USFWS Act listings for the species into account.
3 Hoof Stock As of 15 March 2013 F 14 Feb 95 Reticulated Giraffe F 14 Jul 98 F 15 Sep 98 M 1 Dec 09 Masai Giraffe F 30 Aug 10 M 19 Nov 09 Eastern Bongo Critically F 31 May 96 M 5 Dec 08 Yellow backed Duiker F 16 Apr 10 Sitatunga M 4 Dec 10 F ~ 2002 F ~1993 Grevy's Zebra F 17 Jan 91 F 15 Oct 95 M 23 May 07 Red River Hog F 15 Apr 07 * "Status in the Wild" takes IUCN, CITES and USFWS Act listings for the species into account.
4 Bird As of 18 April 2013 F ~ 1993 Ostrich F 22 Aug 12 M 22 Aug 12 M nown Emu F ~ Feb 06 M 7 Jun 89 Plain colored Amazon F ~ 1985 M nown African Grey Parrot M ~ 1995 F ~2000 Blue and Gold Macaw M 4 May 90 In IC only F nown M 23 Aug 85 F 9 Aug 07 F 10 Aug 07 F 9 Aug 01 F 11 Aug 01 F 16 Aug 01 Thick billed Parrot M 3 Aug 06 F ~ 1979 F 8 Aug 93 M 11 Aug 00 M 17 Aug 00 U 16 Aug 12 U 22 Aug 12 F 8 Aug 99 In IC Eclectus M 8 Apr 92 In IC only M ~ 1982 Bateleur Eagle Studbook F 29 Nov 88 Red tailed Hawk M ~ 1989 In IC only Harris Hawk M 26 May 01 In IC only M ~ 2011 Burrowing Owl F ~ 2007 Western Screech Owl M ~ 2007 In IC only F 8 Mar 05 Great Hornbill M 29 Apr 08 Studbook M ~ 1964 Southern White faced M 9 Oct 10 Owl M 10 Oct 10 * "Status in the Wild" takes IUCN, CITES and USFWS Act listings for the species into account.
5 Bird As of 18 April 2013 M ~ 1985 Buton Hornbill Studbook F ~ 1986 Abyssinian M 19 Jun 91 Ground Hornbill F 7 Sep 96 M 20 Jun 03 Laughing Kookaburra F 14 Apr 07 M 10 Apr 02 In IC Greater Roadrunner M ~ 26 May 11 M 18 Apr 11 Tawny Frogmouth M 24 Mar 80 M 27 Jun 07 Lady Ross' Touraco F 24 Jun 05 M 16 Jun 09 Azure winged Magpie Studbook + SSP F nown M ~ 2007 CA Yellow billed Magpie F ~ May 07 of Concern M 24 May 10 Himalayan Monal Studbook F 24 May 10 F 7 Apr 08 Spur winged Lapwing Studbook F 7 Apr 08 M ~ 2010 American White Pelican On Upper Lake F ~ 2010 M 21 Feb 94 Crested Screamer On Lower Lake F 13 Apr 09 White faced Flock on Lake Whistling Tree Duck 1 In IC Fulvous Whistling Flock on Lake Tree Duck M 9 Jul 12 South American Comb Duck Northern Pintail Flock on Lake Redhead Flock on Lake Flock on Lake + Wild Wood Duck Visitors Ruddy Duck Flock on Lake Common Shoveler Flock on Lake Hooded Merganser Flock on Lake Cinnamon Teal F 24 May 07 M 24 Jun 09 Red breasted Goose Studbook On Upper Lake F 25 Jun 09 M 2 May 12 M 2 May 12 Orinoco Goose Studbook Flock on Lake M 8 May 12 M 11 May 12 American Flamingo Flock on Lake * "Status in the Wild" takes IUCN, CITES and USFWS Act listings for the species into account.
6 Reptile As of 18 April 2013 M 12 Jun 89 Puerto Rican Boa M 13 Jun 89 Rubber Boa 1 Jun 94 Madagascar Tree Boa M 1 Aug 94 F 2 Jun Jul 09 Brazilian Rainbow Boa 12 Jul Jul 09 In IC Red tailed Boa F ~ 1996 In IC M 29 Aug 03 Green Tree Python F 29 Apr 06 F 6 Jun 75 Ball Python F ~ 1982 M ~ 1986 In IC M nown Pacific Gopher Snake F ~ 1993 In IC Eyelash Palm Pitviper F 22 Sep 07 Venomous Jumping Pit Viper 4 Dec 09 Venomous Taylor's Cantil M 2 Jul 06 Studbook Venomous Venomous Sonoran Sidewinder M 26 Aug 01 Venomous ~ 1998 Spur thighed Tortoise M nown ~ 1998 F 2 Apr 05 Pancake Tortoise F 27 Jan 06 F 27 Jan Jan 10 Spider Tortoise Critically 18 Apr 10 M ~ 1956 In IC only Desert Tortoise Ca M 11 Oct 92 of Concern Critically 29 Jan 09 Hamilton's Pond Turtle 8 May 10 Northern Pacific Madagascar Flat tailed 22 Mar 10 7 May 10 ~ Nov 04 Rattlesnake Tortoise M 22 Mar 10 7 May 10 ~ 2007 ~ Jan 04 * "Status in the Wild" takes IUCN, CITES and USFWS Act listings for the species into account.
7 Reptile Three toed box Turtle Chinese Three Striped Box Turtle F ~ 1990 F ~ Sep Sep Sep Sep 10 As of 18 April 2013 Critically In IC only Pacific (Western) Pond Turtle Studbook Colony in Lake + RH exhibit CA of Concern Ornate box Turtle F nown In IC only American Alligator ~ 2010 In Discovery Rm Smooth fronted Caiman M 26 Aug 10 Indonesian Blue tongued Skink F nown In IC only M nown Prehensile tailed Skink nown Gila M ~ 1985 Venomous Yucutan Spiny tailed Iguana M ~ 1989 Honduran Dwarf Club tailed Iguana M nown M 23 Dec 07 Fiji Island Iguana F 2 Apr 03 Madagascar nown Collared Lizard M Rainbow Sand Lizard M nown 31 Aug 04 Mali Spiney tailed Lizard 1 Sep 04 M 16 Aug 04 Blue Tree Monitor F 16 Sep 11 Chinese Crocodile 15 Nov 03 Lizard 18 Nov 03 Haitian Giant Galliwasp F 7 Aug 00 Studbook Critically European Legless Lizard M nown (Glass Lizard) F nown Crested Basilisk ~ Nov 10 ~ Nov 10 Henkel's Leaf tailed M 19 Aug 09 Gecko M 15 Oct 09 F 27 May 95 Standing's Day Gecko M 1 Nov 98 Studbook F 19 May 98 * "Status in the Wild" takes IUCN, CITES and USFWS Act listings for the species into account.
8 Amphibian As of 14 March 2013 Colorado River Toad nown In Discovery Rm Western Toad M nown Fire bellied Toad Group Northern Red legged Frog nown Sambava Tomato Frog nown Group Green Rain Frog nown Group Mission Golden eyed Tree Frog (Amazon Milk Frog) Group White's Tree Frog Group Green Tree Frog Green & Black Poison Dart Frog Group Blue Poison Dart Frog Group Yellow banded Poison Dart Frog Group Axolotl F ~ Feb 07 Critically California Newt nown CA California Tiger of Concern Salamander M ~ 1997 In Rep house ~ 2012 Colony Off exhibit Aquatic Caecilian 10 May 04 ~ 2003 Not Threateaned Fish Koi nown 4 in Sensory Garden pond 5 in Panda Aquar (9 koi total) * "Status in the Wild" takes IUCN, CITES and USFWS Act listings for the species into account.
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