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EPISODE · Mar 12, 2020 · 35 MIN

Overlooked Species: Wading in to Save Animals No One Cares About

from Zoo Logic · host Dr. Grey Stafford

Director of Conservation for San Antonio zoo, Dr. Dante' Fenolio, says zoos are unique in their ability to take funds designated by families for entertainment and repurpose them for conservation research. This is especially important for overlooked species like the reticulated flatwoods salamander, which his team successfully hatched recently for the first time ever, because zoos are willing to invest time, money, and expertise to preserve unknown, uncharismatic, and endangered species like these and other amphibians. He cautions that conservation biology can't be rushed as this project took eleven years to achieve this breeding success in part because of how little is known about these elusive, mostly subterranean animals. That Sounds Wild:  Madagascar Hissing Cockroach. Frank Buck Zoo Animal Care Software Zoo Logic  Peppermint Narwhal San Antonio Zoo

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