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Tag: Blue-eyed Ground Dove

News and coverage of Blue-eyed Ground Dove at zoos and aquariums.

Three young blue-eyed ground doves perch together on a lichen-covered branch inside an aviary.
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Toledo Zoo Method Hatches Chicks of a Near-Extinct Dove

Three chicks of one of the rarest birds on earth have hatched in ...

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Five people standing barefoot in shallow water on a kelp-strewn rocky shore at low tide, bending to look at something in a pool, with a blue sea and mountains behind them.

A Cape Town Aquarium’s Ocean Holiday Goes Global

An African manatee rests on the pale sandy floor of a large aquarium habitat, whiskered snout and paddle-shaped flippers toward the camera, with a second manatee lying behind it and a painted mangrove backdrop beyond.

The Gift Shop That Pays for Manatee Work in Senegal

A pale Przewalski's horse foal stands beside several dun-coloured adults with dark upright manes in a wooded habitat.

A Przewalski’s Horse Foal Is Born at the Bronx Zoo

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  • Two adult black crested mangabeys sit on a rock ledge, the female cradling a small infant against her chest.

    A Rare Mangabey Is Born at Chattanooga Zoo

  • Two black howler monkeys sit side by side on a thick horizontal branch, the one on the left with solid black fur leaning forward over the branch, the one on the right with shaggy golden-tan fur resting on folded limbs, with green leaves overhead and out-of-focus foliage behind them.

    Phoenix Zoo Spent a Month on Latin America

  • A young capybara swims with only its head and upper back above the surface of a green pond, facing the camera, with reeds and a rock bank behind it.

    Capybaras Return to San Francisco After Nearly a Decade

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