Zoos

Two common names: Bird Aviary or Free Flight Bird Aviary

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yes the public should keep away from Gertie because it will make she nervous and she would attack

The hours of the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo are 10 AM to 5 PM from Monday through Friday and from 10 AM to 7 PM on Saturday, Sunday, Memorial Weekend through Labor Day, and on holidays.

Get some cantalope, go to the zoo, and experiment..

because they help breed animals

lots and lots of money

Only in Europe.

"EMBR" can stand for "Extended Master Booted Record". This is related to the hard disc, recording and programming. Also "embr", can stand for embryo.

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yes

64 Zoo Lane was canceled in March 2010 because of low ratings.

no

A double bar graph would be the best type of display to show the comparison of ticket prices for children and adults for the five different zoos in a state. This is a better display than a histogram, stem and leaf plot, or box and whisker plot.

Were in cages. Usually it is a verb alone, but you include the whole verb phrase

the animals basically "jump off the screen" from the 3DS

If you woke up with a large bump on your head, you need to keep a close watch on it. It could be a pimple or possibly an insect bite.

pacsun!

Zookeepers need to know about reproduction because many animals are on the brink of extinction an need help breeding and this is why breeding programmes are used. To start breeding programme, you need to have the right knowledge, and this is why they need to know xxx

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Depends lets look at why they would and why they wouldn't:

Would live longer:

They have healthcare, food often and fresh water. If they are I'll to zoo will be able to take care of them. Wildlife parks (NOT zoos) provide the animals with mates and enclosures just like the wild, so yeah. They'd live longer.

Wouldn't live longer:

They are cooped up in tiny cages! even if they wern't and they lived in like a wildlife park or safari park then they still wouldn't have the world to explore. Animals can die early in captivity from madness or even boardness. They won't have the fresh air wild animals do.

So yeah, either would work. If you look at it animals Do live longer in zoos, but they live Better lives in the wild, More full lives.

I know i'd rather be free.

This probably just confused you more, but I try.

Vicki xx

PS im not a nerd!!!

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True but some suffer because they are taken out of their natural habitat because of that most zoos try to put them in plces like their habitats i think this is bad but bye

live from the Zoo

-Dai

Salmon.... You're correct

Zoo animals are usually those which the average public will not normally see or to which they might have only limited access. So, exotic creatures such as lions, tigers, pandas, giraffes, etc may be found in zoos. As zoos also serve to help protect and conserve species, a country's own native animals will often be found there. In Australia, for example, kangaroos, wallabies and koalas are commonly found, even though these creatures may be seen plentifully in the bush.

NO, they are not :)

They are all wild.. unless there an animal city some where ...

Wrong. Many animals in zoos are captive-bred, and those who are from the wild were often found injured and rescued from death. There are still animals that are taken from the wild, but this is slowing and, thanks to breeding programs, will eventually be unnecessary. The goal of a good zoo is to help educate and fight against the possibility of extinction.