Minnie an Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) at Carson and Barnes Circus
| ☨ Minnie | ID Number: | SSP Number: 00 - |
|---|---|
| Species: | Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) |
| Sex and age: | Female ♀, unknown Notice: Undefined variable: age in /customers/6/2/a/elephant.se/httpd.www/database2.php on line 846 Notice: Undefined variable: age in /customers/6/2/a/elephant.se/httpd.www/database2.php on line 879 0 years old |
| Status: | Lost to follow-up |
| Dead date: | † , most likely dead in Mexico |
| Death reason: | unknown: |
| Location: | Carson and Barnes Circus |
| Arrival | Carson and Barnes Circus 1973-01-31 from Franklin Park Zoo Franklin Park Zoo 1953-06-11 from International Fertilizer and Chemical Company (Fred Zeehandelaar) |
| Born: | * 1948 wild |
| Document updated | 2009-04-12:?New elephant 2009-04-15:?Text 2009-12-11: Previous locations, Text, Image 2018-06-21: forked into 2 elephants, this from Boston remains, another Minnie from Zeehandelaar moved to 11788 2018-06-21: assumed dead? 2018-10-16: filed as most likely dead in Mexico |
| Minnie and Babe arrived together to Zoo New England from a private New York company owner in June 1953. In January 1973, they were again sold together to the Carson & Barnes Circus. Babe was "Lost to Followup" according to the North American Regional Studbook for the Asian Elephant, and this Minnie as well, since the studbook confused her with another Minnie, SSP nr 617. Most likely dead in Mexico. Reference listKoehl, D., (2020). Minnie, an Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) at Carson and Barnes Circus in United States. Elephant Encyclopedia, available online retrieved 26 September 2020 at https://www.elephant.se/database2.php?elephant_id=2723. (archived at the Wayback machine)Sources used for this article is among others:
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