recommendation of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' Species Survival Plan. In late October 2012, a southern white rhinoceros named Max arrived from the Brevard Zoo to take part in a breeding program with the zoo's two female southern white rhinos, Laptop and her daughter, Ajabu. It opened a temporary exhibit with fifteen animatronic dinosaurs known as "Dino Discovery". They were on display from March 16 to September 2, 2013. In March 2014, two female American black bear cubs were added to the zoo. They were sent from Big Sky, Montana. The zoo introduced an exhibit featuring these two black bears known as the Barbara Ingalls Shook Black Bear Trail a year later. In late February 2015, Cenzoo, the western lowland gorilla, was transferred to Riverbanks Zoo to breed with three female gorillas. The African elephant, Tamani, was sent to Missouri's Kansas City Zoo to breed with six female elephants eight months later. In March 2017, the zoo introduced a three-year-old male jaguar named Khan. He was sent from the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. The African elephant, Ajani was sent to Wichita's Sedgwick County Zoo to breed with six female elephants in May 2018. A year later, Callee the African elephant was transferred to Omaha, Nebraska's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium to breed with its five female elephants. Bulwagi remained the zoo's only African elephant until two young male African elephants named Ingadze and Lutsandvo arrived from San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Following Kwanzaa the lion's death, a young adult male lion named Josh arrived from the San Antonio Zoo in April 2022. In June 2022, a five-year-old eastern black rhinoceros named Moyo successfully arrived from the Saint Louis Zoo. Exhibits Main Zoo Alligator Swamp: American alligators Bird Aviaries: Kori bustards Camel Rides (spring and summer only) Flamingo Lagoon: black-necked swans, American flamingos Lorikeet Interactive Feeding and Observation Aviary (only open spring and summer): lorikeets Predator Building (soon-to-be Asian Passage): African lion, coyotes, bobcat, black-footed cats, sand cats, Pallas's cats, wildcats, fennec foxes Primate Building (South America): black howler monkeys, jaguars, giant anteaters, giant otters, Sumatran orangutans Reptile Building: snakes Sea Lions: California sea lions Tortoise Yard: tortoises Wildlife Stage Junior League of Birmingham-Hugh Kaul Children's Zoo Alabama Barn: goats Alabama Wilds: fish, sandhill cranes, North American river otters, wild turkeys Barbara Ingalls Shook Black Bear Trail: American black bears The Corral: Grandma's Back Porch Granny's Butterfly House (Memorial Day