Zoo Tours: Rainforest Revealed | Brevard Zoo 

The animal that I struggle photographing is the clouded leopard. Their camouflage is unmatched. Keep up the great work, Zach.

For the question for the episode, it’s usually big cats to photograph especially their faces because the cats are in cover and can’t really get a good picture of them, that’s why I usually go to see like tigers, jaguars, leopards and lions first thing in the morning while they are still a little active to get their faces photographed.

I really love how immersive the floiage was with the habitats, it does give the feeling that you're in a dense tropical American forest. To answer question, I have to give it to the Common Wombat from the San Diego Zoo.

As someone who grew up coming to the Brevard Zoo I want to thank you for visiting, and hope you'll come back once the new lion exhibit has is open.

I’m glad that the multiple exhibits for the monkeys especially spider monkeys allows them to fission fusion like they do in the wild !

Answer to the question: My local zoo has an aye-aye but it's almost impossible to photograph (or see, really) because it's in a nocturnal section and the whole exhibit is kept in extremely dim red light or darkness. Even so the little aye-aye is quite fast.

I am so glad he saw this zoo, I've been here so much and its so cool that he is able to experience it as well.

*Keep up the amazingly fabulous work!*

Honestly personally the hardest animal I found photographing is the pangolin

Herps in general can be the toughest or absolute easiest to photograph depending on species and exhibit design imo.

Yessssss!!!!!!! Monterey bay aquarium is next!

i love rainforest animals

*Question of the Episode: From experience, what is the toughest animal to photograph?* I took it out of the video because I ran out of footage (ironic for what I'm about to say), but White-faced Sakis always give me a rough time. Not only do they rarely stay still, they act like they know they're being filmed and look away from the viewing/camera any opportunity they can. Before you watch this... watch this first: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-U3TBRlXsx9g.html Species List as of January 2024 1. Eyelash Viper, Dyeing Poison Dart Frog, Bumblebee Poison Dart Frog, Golfodulcean Poison Dart Frog 2. Amazon Puffing Snake, Emerald Tree Boa, Tiger Ratnake 3. White-throated Capuchin 4. Cheetah 5. Bolivian Grey Titi Monkey, White-faced Saki, Red-footed Tortoise 6. Jaguar 7. Red-tailed Hawk, Black Vulture 8. Linne’s Two-toed Sloth, Brazilian Porcupine, Striped Skunk 9. King Vulture 10. Central American Spider Monkey 11. Cotton-top Tamarin 12. Common Squirrel Monkey 13. White-nosed Coati 14. Golden-headed Lion Tamarin, White-faced Saki, Linne’s Two-toed Sloth, Yellow-footed Tortoise99 15. Giant Otter 16. Arapaima, Red-bellied Pacu, Barred Sorubim 17. Black Howler Monkey, Roseate Spoonbill, Red-legged Seriema, Fulvous Whistling Duck, Blue and Yellow Macaw, Scarlet Macaw, Yellow-spotted River Turtle, Capybara, Scarlet Ibis, Boat-billed Heron, Caribbean Whistling Duck, Black-bellied Whistling Duck, Blue-throated Macaw 18. Baird’s Tapir, Capybara, Fulvous Whistling Duck Checkout our other Central and South American focused tours: - Houston Zoo's Galapagos: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LTV5DUmSWBg.html - Houston Zoo's Pantanal: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rze0PM0VqA8.html - Paris Zoo's Patagonia: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IFzwZmie358.html - Jacksonville Zoo's Range of the Jaguar: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2A2scucap-A.html - D.C Zoo's Amazonia: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6eIX3UEc7jw.html

The Pygmy hippo at Lincoln Park zoo. I had a heck of time getting it photographed while it was in the pool. I think it's a amazing that the zoo has King Vultures.

This is fun. We are going next month. We have zoo Tampa membership and are there all the time.

I am a new watcher of his videos, and I think they’re great 0:52

You should check out the African Plains at the Bronx Zoo. Also the toughest animal to photograph is the Bat-Eared Fox cuz there very hyper

You know Zach, judging from the preview of the next episode, it's going to take place at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

Can you please do the wildlife world zoo,aquarium, and safari park at Litchfield park in Arizona. Please, I watch all of you're videos

This was an Amazing tour, reminds me of the Philadelphia zoo the way the primates can walk over you.

updates: There are now 8 baby coatimundis in the zoo and the male tapir Antonio has been transferred to another zoo( not sure which one) so currently Mia is the only tapir at the zoo. Also, the river stingray died.

*Keep up the amazingly lovely work!* 🐒

The toughest animal to photograph in my experience? ... Several. - Coyote (even in the midwest, very coy) - Piranhas (for some reason, shallow tanks & flat bodies, falls out of focus) - Amur Leopards (even when so often included in captivity, coy as well) - Vine Snakes (depth perception, very skinny, very shaky, and always falls out of focus) - Flashlight Fish (no bright lights, and so tricky to photograph under low levels) - Any bat that isn't a flying fox (same explanation as f-l fish) - take care, slainte chugat

I also have a close connection with this

The young coati I worked with were impossible to photograph! They never stopped moving, they were so hyper! I have basically no good pictures of them, which makes me sad :’(

honestly small birds like starlings are the toughest to photograph

For me the hardest zoo animal to photograph is the California sea lion

Any plans to do an upload a “watch before you go” for the San Diego Zoo and/or Safari Park?

im gonna build this in planet zoo! the most difficult animals to photograph in my opinion is any type of fish!

I volunteer at the this zoo

0:52 otters, sea turtles, sharks, and monkeys

Binturong, I have been to 5 places with binturongs over the past 5 years and I don't have a clear image of their face

I think bats are hard to photograph

You need to ry Dublin Zoo in Ireland

Bravard 👏get it?

Reupload?

Answer: The cheetah at the Jacksonville Zoo

fourth nice vid

First comment that isnt zootours

your paddle is upside down

Red Pandas are usually quite tough to photograph. Always high up and I always have branches blocking my pictures

Maybe not the toughest, but the one that comes to mind that gives me an extremely hard time everytime I try is the White-nosed Coatis. Every Zoo I've been to that has them, always displays them behind mesh and they're always up and about moving, and moving quickly lol. I still to this day haven't gotten a great photo of one.

So glad you enjoyed my hometown zoo😊. Also, in my experience, the jaguar was always the hardest for me to photograph

Easily the maned wolf is the hardest for me. I've seen one up close but never got a photo. The only photos we got were blurry 😢

Great start on Brevard, Zach! As for the toughest animal to photograph, it’s a tie between small primates (monkeys and lemurs) and small cats

Toughest animal to take pictures of is the okapi. In Cincinnati, Kuvua (and Mokonzi these days) always stand in the back

Zounds! Try visiting the Woodland Park Zoo soon, Zak! And here are 3 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend... 1) What is the name of the San Francisco Zoo's green anaconda that passed away this month? 2) Which zoo mentioned about a clouded leopard that passed away this year? 3) Which exhibit attraction do you consider the Barcelona Zoo to house rock monitor lizards? And the toughest animal that I tried to photograph at the San Diego Zoo is the binturong! Flickering Siamosaurus!🍿

What did the rainforest Revealed Replace

Monetary is up next !! So excited !!!

Nice job but I was wondering if its possible to for you to check out the Oakland Zoo please?

Great video! Will you ever do Rhino Reserve in Cincy?

The echidna and bettong at the Toronto Zoo are extremely difficult to photograph

Toughest animal to photograph had to be the pandas at Smithsonian. We went down twice before the left to see them again and so there was a good amount of people so it was hard to squeeze in to get a good shot and some people would get in the way especially inside the building. Plus the youngest didn't help he loved to explore so he was moving quite alot.

I think one of the places you should eventually go to is the moody gardens pyramids even though it's not a zoo.

Zach please you have to reveal your current top 10 🙏 I gotta know

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