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Most kept Mammal Species in Zoos
Name the species of mammals which are kept the most in the zoos of the world!
only wild species, not domestic
the systematic rank of the order is given. In some cases, a further rank is given.
source: www.zootierliste.de
The database at zootierliste.de is almost complete. So there may be a few zoos which are not recorded there. Also there are many subspecies of single species. For example the Lion (Panthera leo) has the subspecies of the Southwest african lion (P. leo bleyenbergh) which data is held separately. I counted them numbers all together, although sometimes there may happen doubles in the facilities. This quiz is therefore maybe not a perfect ranking in therms of numbers but it should be roughly correct
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| First submitted | April 15, 2020 |
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