Fort Worth Zoo Hatches 8 Gharials | Texas News
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Fort Worth Zoo Hatches 8 Gharials | Texas News
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Fort Worth Zoo just made conservation history with eight new Gharial crocodile hatchlings — the fourth straight year of success, making them the only North American zoo to consistently breed this critically endangered species. After 15 years of innovation, including heated nesting logs and precision incubation, they’ve cracked the code for raising these giant fish-eaters with long snouts. With specialized habitats since 2010 and even heated sand for eggs, the zoo’s behind-the-scenes care is paying off. These tiny champs — just over a foot long — are growing up in secret, but you can still see older juveniles at the zoo, offering rare up-close access to a species teetering on extinction.
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