Fossil Quarry Zoo and Aquarium

The Fossil Quarry Zoo and Aquarium is a zoo located in Ashfall, Nebraska. The zoo is operated by the Greene Foundation.

The site where the zoo is built is home to a large collection of fossils dating back to the Miocene Epoch, notably the Devil's Ranch Fossil Site is on property.

## Exhibits and Animals

### Gorilla Mountain and Primate Trails

This mock-tropical forest is home to most of the zoo's primate species. Guests can view animals from either ground level or a treetop boardwalk, 17 feet in the air.

1. Black-handed Spider Monkey
2. Bolivian Gray Titi, Cotton-top Tamarin
3. Drill
4. Goeldi’s Marmoset, Golden-headed Lion Tamarin
5. Lar Gibbon
6. Lion-tailed Macaque
7. Mandrill
8. Pig-tailed Macaque
9. Schmidt’s Red-tailed Monkey
10. Siamang
11. Silver Leaf Langur
12. Thomas’s Langur
13. White-bellied Spider Monkey
14. Wolf’s Guenon

#### Gorilla Mountain

Built in 1994, replacing the outdated and inadequate Gorilla habitat, Gorilla Mountain is larger than all the other primate habitats combined and is home to two troops of Western Lowland Gorillas

1. DeBrazza’s Monkey, Mantled Guereza, Western Lowland Gorilla

### Olson Aquarium

Previously known as the Cetaceanarium, The Olson Aquarium is one of the largest Aquariums in the world. It is split into 3 zones.

The Cold Seas is home to creatures from the Arctic, Pacific Coast of North America, Deep-Sea and the Antarctic.

Antarctica is home to;

1. Leopard Seal, Southern Elephant Seal
2. Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin, False Killer Whale, Short-finned Pilot Whale
3. Beluga, Narwhal, Pacific White-sided Dolphin
4. Commerson’s Dolphin, Hourglass Dolphin, Southern Right Whale Dolphin, Spectacled Porpoise
5. Orca
6. Gentoo Penguin, King Penguin, Macaroni Penguin, Weddell Seal
7. Antarctic Ammondosaurs
8. Icecrasher
9. Jonah’s Icefish
10. Antarctic Krill

The Abyssal Gallery houses;

1. Abyssal Rainbow Gar, Five-lined Constellation Fish, Giant Dragonfish, Kroyer’s Anglerfish, Pallid Sailfin, Three-starred Anglerfish
2. Great Abyssal Newt
3. Abyss Ammondosaur
4. Abyssal Eurypterids, Abyssal Trilobites
5. Chambered Nautilus
6. Firefly Squid
7. Humboldt Squid
8. Moon Jelly
9. Pacific Sea Nettle
10. Japanese Spider Crab

The Cold Coastlines exhibits;

1. Vaquita
2. Bat Ray, Black Rockfish, Blackeye Goby, Blacksmith, California Moray, California Sheephead, Garibaldi, Halfmoon, Kelp Bass, Quillback Rockfish, Pacific Sardine, Rock Greenling, Sailfin Sculpin, Sarcastic Fringehead, Shiner Surfperch, Snake Prickleback, Spoonhead Sculpin, Spotted Ratfish, Threespine Stickleback, Decorated Warbonnet, High Cockscomb, Giant Pacific Octopus
3. Coonstripe Shrimp, Decorated Hermit Crab, Graceful Decorator Crab, Humpy Shrimp, Pacific Red Hermit Crab, Pygmy Rock Crab, Rhinoceros Crab, Spiny King Crab, Spot Prawn, Widehand Hermit Crab, Black Abalone, Black Katy Chiton, Gumboot Chiton, Hairy Triton, Lined Chiton, Smooth Pink Scallop, Basket Star, Bat Star, California Sea Cucumber, Daisy Brittle Star, Fish-eating Sea Star, Green Sea Urchin, Leather Sea Star, Ochre Sea Star, Painted Star, Red Sea Urchin, Sunflower Sea Star, True Star, Vermilion Sea Star, Burrowing Anemone, Crimson Anemone, Fish-eating Anemone, Orange Cup Coral, Painted Anemone, Plumose Anemone, White-spotted Rose Anemone, Yellow Zoanthid Coral
4. Leafy Sea Dragon, Weedy Seadragon
5. Northern Seahorse
6. California Sea Lion, Harbor Seal
7. Mediterranean Monk Seal
8. Walrus

The newest exhibit is the "Lake Baikal Gallery", currently it is only one exhibit, but more are scheduled to be built soon.

1. Baikal Seal, Baikal Teal

The second region of the aquarium is the Tropical Seas, it is comprised of a single massive tank, called the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_, it is home to many species. The gallery also has smaller tanks for many smaller species.

1. Common Minke Whale, Dugong, Dwarf Sperm Whale, Gray Whale, Humpback Whale, Indian Ocean Sea Wolf, Pygmy Right Whale, Pygmy Sperm Whale, Rice's Whale, Yangtze Finless Porpoise, Hy-Yi-Yi Ammondosaur, Green Sea Turtle, Hawksbill Sea Turtle, Hy-Yi-Yi Ichthyosaurs, Hy-Yi-Yi Plesiosaurs, Hy-Yi-Yi Mosasaurs, Leatherback Sea Turtle, Loggerhead Sea Turtle, Anaho Island Reef Frogs, Australian Reef Frogs (700), Skull Island Reef Frogs (1200), Sea Dragons, Sea Serpents, Atlantic Blue Marlin, Atlantic Tarpon, Azure Damselfish, Banggai Cardinalfish, Basking Shark, Blackbar Soldierfish, Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray, Bluespine Unicornfish, Bluestreak Cleaner Wrasse, Bluestriped Grunt, Bowmouth Guitarfish, Brown-banded Bamboo Shark, Common Remora, Copperband Butterflyfish, Cownose Ray, Crevalle Jack, Dragon Moray, Florida Pompano, Foxface Rabbitfish, French Angelfish, Giant Grouper, Giant Sea Bass, Golden Trevally, Goliath Grouper, Gray Snapper, Green Chromis, Green Moray Eel, Horse-eye Jack, Humphead Wrasse, King Angelfish, Lesser Devil Ray, Longcomb Sawfish, Mahi-Mahi, Manta Ray, Ocean Sunfish, Ocellaris Clownfish, Orbicular Batfish, Pacific Herring, Porkfish, Powder Blue Tang, Queen Triggerfish, Reef Manta, Regal Blue Tang, Royal Gramma, Sailfin Snapper, Sandbar Shark, Sandtiger Shark, Scalloped Hammerhead, Schooling Bannerfish, Schoolmaster Snapper, Sea Goldie, Sergeant Major, Sixline Wrasse, Smallmouth Grunt, Southern Stingray, Spanish Hogfish, Spotted Eagle Ray, Tasselled Wobbegong, Threadfin Butterflyfish, Tomato Clownfish, Whale Shark, White-spotted Bamboo Shark, Whitetip Reef Shark, Yellow Tang, Yellowtail Amberjack, Zebra Shark, Pacific Cleaner Shrimp, Red Knuckle Hermit Crab
2. Flame Scallop, Orange Donut Coral
3. Peacock Mantis Shrimp
4. Tiger Mantis Shrimp
5. Flamboyant Cuttlefish
6. Mimic Octopus
7. Wunderpus

The third section of the aquarium, the tropical islands is home to various insular and coastal species though it offers an above water view into the Open Ocean Tank.

1. Muan River Rorqual, Altopterygius, Muertes Lagoon Bats, Muertes Lagoon Cynodonts, Muertes Lagoon Dolphins, Muertes Lagoon Mammaliaformes, Muertes Lagoon Metatheres, Muertes Lagoon Monotremes, Muertes Lagoon Sparassodonts, Isla Tacaño Lagoon Crocodilians, Isla Tacaño Lagoon Snakes, Muertes Lagoon Ichthyosaurs, Muertes Lagoon Lizards, Muertes Lagoon Plesiosaurs, Isla Tacaño Lagoon Caecilians, Isla Tacaño Lagoon Salamanders, Muertes Lagoon Caecilians, Muertes Lagoon Salamanders, Isla Tacaño Lagoon Angelfish, Lake Bass, Lake Ray, Muertes Lagoon Angelfish, Muertes Lagoon Anglerfish, Muertes Lagoon Sharks
2. Candy-striped Land Hermit Crab, Coconut Crab, Giant Black Land Crab, Giant Red Land Crab, Jeweled Land Crab, Moro’ai Beach Crab, Orange-striped Land Hermit Crab, Rainbow Land Crab
3. Armor-tailed Slime Snouter, Bloat-sailer, Cephalanthus (7 species), Clawface Snouter, Columnifax (11 species), Croatian Snouter, Dendronasus, Dufflepud, Dulcicauda (19 species), Dulcidauca, Earwing, Eledonopsis (5 species), Enterrorhinus (5 species), Five-nosed Snouter, Flagback, Flittersnouter, Floater, Flower-faced Snouter, Flukesnout, Forknose Snouter, Golden Snout Leaper, Grayish-Golden Honeytail, Hexanthus (6 species), Holorhinus (18 species), Hoop Snouter, Hopsorrhinus (14 species), Larvanasus haleciformis, Liliopsis (3 species), Looper, Marine Parasitic Snouter, Mercatorrhinus (11 species), Marsh Sixnose, Monopod, Monster Island Snouters, Morgenstern’s Nasobame, Nasobema (5 species), Nasolimaceus (4 species), Nasoperforator boucheti, Nasoperforator bouffoni, Nasoperforator leguyaderi, Noselion, Nudirhinus medusiformis, Odd Pygmy, Orchidiopsis (5 species), Phyllohapla (2 species), Predacious Snouter, Primitive Nasobame, Primitive Snouter, Remanonasus menorrhinus, Rhinochilopus (2 species), Rhinolimaceus (14 species), Rhinosiphonia (3 species), Rhinostentor (3 species), Rhinotaenia (2 species), Rhinotalpa (4 species), Rhizoidonasus euphorbiformis, Ribbon Snouter, Rollersnouter, Shaggyfaced Snouter, Skull Island Snouters, Shellnose, Slovenian Snouter, Snorkeling Ribbon-Snouter, Snuffler, Stella matutina, Swinging Snouter, Tasselsnouter, Tri-dasher, Vacuum-Snouter, Vanilla Orchidsnouter, Wader-Looper, Black-and-Chestnut Jungle Chicken, Moro’ai Blue Lory
4. Fritsch's Megaphone Bird

### Presby Children's Zoo

The Children's Zoo expands from the old petting zoo area. It is themed to appear like a traditional midwestern farmyard. Guests are encouraged to interact with several domesticated species, and animal ambassador species are brought out often.

1. Brown Rat
2. Christmas Island Hedgehog
3. Domestic Chicken, Domestic Duck, Domestic Goose
4. Alpaca, Domestic Cattle, Domestic Goat, Domestic Sheep
5. Domestic Horse
6. Domestic Pig
7. Dromedary Camel
8. Llama
9. Great Ground Macaw
10. Wumpa Islands Barred Bandicoot

### American Prairie

1. American Badger, Coyote
2. Titanis walleri
3. American Bison, American Mastodon, Pronghorn
4. Black-tailed Prairie Dog, North American Porcupine
5. Ozark Howler
6. Burrowing Owl, Greater Roadrunner, Turkey Vulture

### Miocene Trek

1. Fantastical Pantherapod, Fold-faced Anteater, Anaho Island Gibbonbats (27 species), North American Gibbonbat, Hudsonian Brontothere,  Lake Brendan Eel-Whale, Lake Maybelle Eel-Whale, Lake Norman Eel-Whale, Lake Superior Dragon Whale, Lake Superior Singing Whale, Lake Superior Tiger Whale, Lake Superior Water Wolf, Maashkinoozhe Lake Eel-Whale, Mille Lacs Water Wolf, Nokomis Fluke-Eel,  Saber-toothed Anteater, Mallard, Snuchu, Titan Hornbill, Common Back Paddler, Common Musk Turtle, Eastern Back-Paddler, Anaho Island Flattekkos (1001 species), Anaho Island Jawed Gekkos (704 species), Lake Brendan Ammondosaur, Lake Maybelle Ammondosaur, Lake Brendan Dragon, Lake Maybelle Dragon, Lake Norman Ichthy, Lake Brendan Leopard Mosa, Lake Norman Mosa, Lake Brendan Serpent, Lake Brendan Plesi, Lake Norman Plesi, Lake Norman Plio, Marsh Mud Wallower, Micropterygius, Midland Painted Turtle, Northern Mud Wallower, Pacific Tree Dragon, Weeprian and Moshkhoan Ammondosaurs, Western Back-Paddle, Abepadde, Anaho Island Butterfly Poison Frogs (340 species), Carolina Treehugger, Anaho Island Cephalopodanurans (33 species), Colossal Hilltoad, Flatwoods Giant Salamander, Anaho Island Frogbats (1162 species), Anaho Island Frogflies (2,800 species), Giant Cave Salamanders, Hooffrog, Anaho Island Invertebranurans (668, 777 species) (59, 666 species), Anaho Island Jellyphrogs (784, 976 species), Anaho Island Liquid Toads (400 species), Moshkhoan Giant Salamanders, Neckbeard Phrog, Nublar Giant Salamander, Ozark Giant Salamander, Trinity Alps Giant Salamander, Lake Brendan Monster, Lake Maybelle Monster, Lake Norman Monster, Weeprian Giant Salamander, Weeprian Treehugger, Anaho Island Mantisfish (700 species), Bluegill, Frogbat Tall Grazer, Garial, Anaho Island Guppikeets (3000 species), Largemouth Bass, Megatall Frogbat Grazer, Muskelleagles (33 species), Anaho Island Erratics, Antarctic Caverns Erratics, Antarctic Craters Erratics, Antarctic and Sub-Antarctic Islands Erratics, Atlantean Islands Erratics, Barbarus Islands Erratics, Cryocene Creatures, Desian Islands Erratics, Diego Fernandez Archipelagos Erratics, Hollow Earth Erratics, Lemuria Erratics, Lost World Plateaus Erratics, Monster Islands Erratics, Muan Islands Erratics, Mycelia Isles Erratics, Skull Island Erratics, Weepria and Moshkho Erratics, Dragon Isles Biotas
2. Russian Desman
3. American Alligator
4. Alpine Moordenaar, Broad-beaked Gryp, Fine-backed Bushcreeper, Golden Tundra-Chicken, Harpy Gryp, Lesser Bronzed Gryp, Manwell’s Akree, Purple Piscator, Rough-backed Tundra Chicken, Silverhip Bruineen, Sooty Akree, Southern Uchiwa
5. Dracotitan
6. Barbourofelis
7. Big Root Cave Blind Zeuglodon, Speotalpicterus, Big Root Cave Blind Terracete, Triceratonycteris, Bear Cave Viperbat, Big Root Cave Viperbat, Deer Cave Viperbat, Orchid-headed Bats, Aberrant Unmen, Balloon-sinused Caver, Bear Cave Homunculus, Big Root Cave Homunculus, Blind Cave Snapper, Bear Cave Fae Beasts, Big Root Cave Fae Beasts, Deer Cave Fae Beasts, Dragons, Bear Cave Flatekko, Big Root Cave Jawed Gekko, Bear Cave Microdragons, Big Root Cave Microdragons, Deer Cave Microdragons, Big Root Cave Pterogator, Pterocrocs, Pterovaranids, Big Root Cave Retroceratops, Big Root Cave Retrotyrannid, Big Root Cave Sailed Slurpa, Big Root Cave Blind Salamander, Blue-legged Butterfly Poison Frog, Blue-spotted Butterfly Poison Frog, Green-and-Gold Butterfly Poison Frog, Red-and-Blue Butterfly Poison Frog, Red-backed Butterfly Poison Frog, Silver Butterfly Poison Frog, Twin-striped Frogbat, Big Root Cave Giant Cephalopodanuran, Deer Cave Blind Salamander, Black Frogbat, Croaking Frogbat, Great Lakes Frogbat, Green Frogbat, Slimy Frogbat, Spotted Frogbat, Twelve-spotted Frogbat, Barking Frogfly, Big Root Cave Frogfly, Blind Frogfly, Crayfish-eating Frogfly, Dwarf Yellow Frogfly, Eight-spotted Frogfly, Giant Frogfly, Golden Frogfly, Green Frogfly, Nine-spotted Frogfly, Red-striped Frogfly, Screaming Frogfly, Stinking Frogfly, Bear Cave Invertebranurans (450), Big Root Cave Invertebranurans (731), Deer Cave Invertebranurans (578), Bear Cave Jellyphrogs (68), Big Root Cave Jellyphrogs (157), Deer Cave Jellyphrogs (614), Bear Cave Liquid Toads (213), Big Root Cave Liquid Toads (313), Deer Cave Liquid Toads (533), Big Root Cave Monster, Big Root Cave Blindcat, Big Root Cave Blind Fish, Cave Dweller, Fishepede, Giant Blindcat, Aquamarine Guppikeet, Blind Flightless Guppikeet, Blind Guppikeet, Emperor Guppikeet, Empress Guppikeet, Flattened Cave Guppikeet, Flightless Guppikeet, Great Lakes Guppikeet, Hovering Guppikeet, Mississippi Guppikeet, Orange Guppikeet, Queen Guppikeet, Rainbow Guppikeet, Royal Purple Guppikeet, Teal-and-yellow Guppikeet, Teal-tailed Guppikeet, Turquoise Guppikeet, Big Root Cave Crayfish

### Harmon Family Reptile Building

* Asian Water Monitor
* Papuan Frill-necked Lizard
* Fly River Turtle, Geoffroy’s Side-necked Turtle, Moro’ai Terrapin, Woodpecker, Lily-mouthed Starling, Yellow Vinch, Skull Island Sunbird, Tangerine Fruit Dove, Asian Arowana, Giant Gourami, Tinfoil Barb, Tiger Barb
* African Pancake Tortoise, Sudan Plated Lizard
* Colorado River Toad
* Chimaeric Hydra, Common Vermithere, Glowblights
* Snotcrawler, Snotwriggler
* Thai Alligator
* Sheltopusik
* Madame Bagworm
* Reticulated Python
* Stickalithus
* Fat Chameleon, Honey-tounged Chameleon, Trident Chameleon
* Crocodile Monitor
* Hippogriff, Hybrid-Erratics, Monkey Anole, Metamorph
* Jb’a Fofi
* Abanda Cave Crocodile, Cameroon Flashlight Frog
* African Bullfrog
* Nile Monitor
* Ball Python
* Mendoz Pebble Toad
* Wyoming Toad
* Lucifer’s Belt
* Panamanian Golden Frog
* Golden Toad
* Blue Poison Dart Frog, Yellow-banded Poison Dart Frog
* Fernandez Crocodile, Red Caiman, Striped Basilisk
* Puerto Rican Crested Toad
* Armored Pricklebacks, Blueshank, Ferndozer, Forest Jenny, Giant Brush Turtle, Great Ridgeback Iguana, Plateau Pricklebacks, Three Horned Iguana, Great Drummer, Greater Fall Toad, Sail-backed Frog, Speckled Marshmaster, Spotted High Tree Frog, Spydr Glidr
* Corn Snake
* Madagascar Hissing Cockroach

### African Plains

The African Plains opened with the zoo and was intended to be the star attraction of the park.

* Masai Giraffe, Plains Zebra, Rusingoryx