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Go Wild at Tanganyika Wildlife Park
Published Aug 17, 2009

Tanganyika Wildlife Park has quietly bred and cared for rare and endangered animals for more than 20 years. In spring 2008, it opened its doors to the public for tours.

The park, located on the west edge of Wichita, has dozens of unusual animals that are living in habitats similar to if they were in the wild. Animals at Tanganyika include black-footed penguins, white Bengal tigers, clouded leopards, red pandas, blue-tongued skinks and ring-tailed lemurs, pictured at right.

There are also caracals, mouse birds and springboks.

By the way, a springbok is a small antelope.

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Go Wild at Tanganyika Wildlife Park

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Tanganyika Wildlife Park has quietly bred and cared for rare and endangered animals for more than 20 years.

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