This question is somewhat vague. While there are some nationally-recognized animal conservation areas called "zoo" in Africa (The National Zoological Gardens of South Africa is one), the truth is most are not officially called a "zoo" at all. Some may be called a "Sanctuary" "Reserve" or something other than "National Park," but the overwhelming majority of the over 400 areas designated as a National Park ARE explicitly called a "National Park," including Mole National Park, Orango Islands National Park, Nki National Park and River Gambia National Park.
It's called Yellowstone National Park.
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No - Australia Zoo is not a National Park.
The Royal National Park, some 32 km from Sydney, NSW is Australia's oldest national park. It is also the world's second-oldest national park, after Yellowstone (USA). The Royal National Park was established in 1879.
yes its called, Reid Park Zoo
No, it is located in San Diego and holds the San Diego zoo.
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Yes, there are zoos in Africa, the following is a short random list of some of the zoos; * Bloemfontein Zoo * Mitchell Park Zoo * East London Zoological Gardens * East London Aquarium * Johannesburg Zoological Garden * Tygerberg Zoopark and Endangered Wildlife * Bester Bird and Animal Zoo Park * National Zoological Gardens of South Africa * Emerald Animal World * Lory Park Zoo and Owl Sanctuary For more details, please see sites listed below. == ==
It is called a zoo.
National ParksCrater Lake National Park (OR) - 1902Wind Cave National Park (SD)- 1903Sullys Hill (in ND)- 1904 (now managed by US Fish & Wildlife Service)Platt National Park (OK) - 1906 (now part of Chickasaw National Recreation Area)Mesa Verde National Park (CO)- 1906
An animal park is sometimes called an ark, but most often it's called a ZOO.