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Tag: Lesser Flamingo

News and coverage of Lesser Flamingo at zoos and aquariums.

A downy grey lesser flamingo chick sits on a folded white towel, its bill still short and straight.
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Seventeen Lesser Flamingo Chicks Hatch in Fort Worth

Lesser flamingos reproduce less readily under human care than any other flamingo species ...

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Four downy grey-brown African penguin chicks sitting together on a pale pink towel in an indoor nursery at the National Zoological Garden in Pretoria, one wearing an orange flipper tag.

Four African Penguin Chicks Hatch Inland, at Pretoria

A site master plan for Elmwood Park Zoo drawn over an aerial photograph, with labeled buildings and paths and a creek running the length of the grounds.

Elmwood Park Zoo Begins Construction on State-of-the-Art Animal Hospital and Welcome Center

A bottlenose dolphin underwater approaching a suspended sphere during an echolocation trial

The Dolphins Could Hear What the Spheres Were Made Of

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  • Three Magellanic penguins walk in a line across a wooden deck beside a rockwork wall at Shedd Aquarium.

    Discover the Wonders of the Aquatic World this Winter at Shedd Aquarium

  • A young girl in a floral top hangs by both hands from red overhead climbing bars, grinning upward, while a bearded man in sunglasses holds her from behind. A graphic panel beside them reads CLIMB LIKE A GRAPEVINE above a photograph of vines.

    A Plant Maze Opens at the Virginia Aquarium

  • Two elephants stand at a small waterhole in dry bush country, photographed from the far side of a multi-strand electric fence whose wires and post cross the frame.

    Ol Pejeta Is Rebuilding Its Fence Shorter, on Purpose

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