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Six Flags Wild Safari (Six Flags Great Adventure) in United States
Six Flags Wild Safari (Six Flags Great Adventure)
Type zoo
Owner
Founded 1974
Place
Jackson Township
State New Jersey
Country
United States
Website
Website
Directors
Key People
Veterinarians
Elephant department
Head keepers of elephants 1974-now: Gary Hill (elephant head-keeper)
Elephant keepers -: Frank Murrey -: Donald Bale Random literature
Description
Six Flags Wild Safari (Six Flags Great Adventure), in Jackson Township, New Jersey,
United States
, was founded in 1974.
Living elephants At the Six Flags Wild Safari (Six Flags Great Adventure) lives 7 elephants with records in this database: (detail list ) ♀ Barbara born 1971
♀ Debbie born 1971
♀ Joyce born 1983
♀ Lucy born 1971
♀ Megu born 1982
♀ Sheila born 1972
♀ Tanya born 1969
Comments / pictures 1974: In 1974, Gary Hill
picked out 25 baby African elephants, 6 males and 19 females, for the opening of Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey: 1. Kwanza(who I am sure I changed her name) 2. Angela, 3. Susan , 4. Phrisca became Gloria , 5. Bongo (M), 6. Kenga (M), 7. Mimi, 8. Rosa, 9. Chobe, 10. Dina, 11. Tessa, 12. Tiki, 13. Richard (M), 14. Rip (M), 15. Boss (M), 16. Kandida, 17. Panya, 18. Debbie , 19. BiBi, 20. Dimiti, 21. Fina, 22. Karuma (M), 23. Maria, and 24. Sandra.
Gary already had them named by the time he got back. I don't remember most of them but a few of them I'll never forget. the smallest one was named Boss, he thought he was king of the hill and as gentle as he could be, he loved being petted and was very playful. One a little bigger was Bongo, he was a lot of fun too, he thought he was in charge. He always threw up his Trunk ,
ears out, and charge towards you for a few Feet .
You could find him pretty easily in the pack because when he ate he would hum and pretty loudly. Panya I won't forget about,she was only about 4 Feet
tall but very skiddish. Once while cleaning her pen with her still in it I crossed through by the door and she charged and pinned me with her Trunk .
-Donald Bale
4 of them came from Parc Safari Africa in Canada. Tanya, Targa, Lucy and Bertha. I brought the 25 out of Uganda in April of 74.
-Gary Hill
4 females were added from
in in Canada- 25. Tanya, 26. Bertha, 27. Targa, 28. Lucy, making a total of 28 at the New Jersey par
References for records about Six Flags Wild Safari (Six Flags Great Adventure)
Recommended Citation Koehl, Dan (2023). Six Flags Wild Safari (Six Flags Great Adventure), Elephant Encyclopedia. Available online at https://www.elephant.se/location2.php?location_id=1016 . (archived at the Wayback machine )Sources used for this article is among others:
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