The collection includes catfish of the world, a tropical river ecosystem, an Asian mangrove swamp, and giants of the Amazon. Terrestrial exhibits in the Aquarium Complex display ringed pythons and mangrove monitors, as well as Argentine, Madagascar ground, and emerald tree boas. The largest exhibit in the complex will contain endangered turtles and will open later in the year. The tawny frogmouths moved in August. These two interesting birds from Australia, which once lived in our Nocturnal Hall, can now be found next to the Baird's Tapir Exhibit.
Tawny frogmouths are masters of camouflage.
Come see if you can spot them in their new home. You might even be able to hear their unique call. The juvenile came out of the next box on the 4th of July and immediately began exploring its new surroundings. Both parents are taking great care of their youngster. You may have seen him walking around the Zoo on a leash with one of his Zoo Keepers.