Children's Aquarium Dallas, the Museum of Discovery in Science and a Miami SeaQuarium Staff Member are slated to receive the parks fish and aquatic invertebrates. These comprise approximately 1,075 individuals of 66 species.

Zoo Miami is slated to receive the parks remaining reptiles, comprising two Argentine Black and White Tegu, a Bearded Dragon, Blue-Tongue Lizard, Ball Python and Uromastyx.

Clearwater Marine Aquarium and two Miami SeaQuarium Staff Members are slated to receive the parks 10 Red-Footed Tortoises, Yellow-Footed Tortoises and Hybrid Tortoises.

NOVA Wild is slated to receive all 27 of the parks American Flamingos. Not particularly relevant but still of note, 26 of these birds are identified in documents by their band colour/number, with only one being given a name.

Tanganyika Wildlife Park is slated to receive all 11 of the parks African Penguins. Miami SeaQuarium staff report that several African Penguins are currently incubating fertile eggs, it is unknown if they will also be transferred or will be killed.

Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Ziggy's Haven Bird Sanctuary and two Miami SeaQuarium Staff Members are slated to receive the parks 13 Parrots of 10 species.

Sea Lion Splash, Dolphin Research Centre and Clearwater Marine Aquarium have either already received or are slated to receive the parks Harbour Seals and California Sea Lions.

Clearwater Marine Aquarium, Indianapolis Zoo, Dolphin Life and Dolphin Research Centre have either already received or are slated to receive the parks Bottlenose Dolphins.

Idk. Php has incorporated details of yet to be released papers in the past, so maybe it's that. But I really struggle to think of how you'd even go about finding proof for slitted pupils compelling enough to stand against the eyes of literally every single extant Varanid.