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Fort Worth Zoo’s Oldest Exhibit Gets Upgrade — and a Sloth Named Olive

Summary by Fort Worth Magazine
The 2.5-acre "World of Primates" opened in April 1992, serving as a cornerstone of the Zoo's transition to private ownership and future praise and recognition.
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Fort Worth Zoo’s Oldest Exhibit Gets Upgrade — and a Sloth Named Olive

The 2.5-acre "World of Primates" opened in April 1992, serving as a cornerstone of the Zoo's transition to private ownership and future praise and recognition.

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Fort Worth Magazine broke the news on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
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