Zoos

gorilla are in blackpool zoo?

A full day if you want to see everything plus the shows. It's better to take the tour bus, then go by foot to areas not covered on the bus route. Lots of hills with some escalators, but not in all places. Go see the pandas first.

the pros of a zoo is that many zoos cure animals with diseases or sicknesses. they also help care for orphaned animals until they are ready to go out in the wild on there own. some zoos also have breeding programs to try and save endangered species of animals.

According to their last published annual report (2007) they had 492,535 visits in 2007.

Well, i don't believe any dog should be kept in a cage, no matter the size, unless its for a short period of time( vet, trip, etc) Same with cats or any house bred animal to that size range. Birds, small pets, rodents should be kept in cages but should be let out to stretch. Reptiles and amphibians (pardon my spelling) are kept in special glass environments, and should be kept there for the right amount of time. . Leave me a message for further answer :D

black bear

budgie birds

baboon

bottlenosed dolphin

bubble fish

What if they escape? You wouldn't like that would you? Also wild animals are supposed to be in the wild unless they are sick or injured. For example, a lion wouldn't like to have strangers staring at him and surrounded by glass.

The San Diego Zoo is important because it takes care of and protects animals. Many of the animals are endangered species. Hope this helps ;)

Many zoos with endangered animals make efforts to grow and sustain a population of that animal. These zoos participate in the Species Survival Plan Program and treat the endangered animals well.

some hindus are disagree but many are not disagree

they shouldn't because that is no life to live for the animal and it will get lonely.

It would depend on how large the wall is to be. Just saying a wall is not enough information to make the appropriate recommendation.

Viper1

pretty much its, a lot, cuz people catch them so other people could see it and pay money to see it. those people are really cheap of doing that.

The reason I hates is because these animal are taken out of there natural habitat. Then stuck in cage for the rest of their lives. They're nothing but a product for human amusement. I understand some animal need to be saved because of illegal fur trade and other things from human destroying there natural habitat. It's still heartbreaking.

You will find primarily farm animals in a petting zoo. Look for animals that are sweet natured. Goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, ducks, chickens, rabbits, pot bellied pigs, miniature horses and donkeys. Some petting zoos offer exotic animals such as Camels or Zebus. For more details, please see the site listed below.

The Philadelphia Zoo claims to be the country's oldest: It was founded as part of the Philadelphia Zoological Society in 1859.

However, the Central Park Zoo in New York City opened to the public in 1862, twelve years before the opening to the public of the Philadelphia Zoo in 1874.

Many times it involves expanding their gene pool or that of another zoo, or preventing any inbreeding within the enclosed environment in which they are born. If it is an endangered species, then there may be other objectives for the conservation and development of the gene pool, so they may be trying to maintain a healthy species. Also, it might not just be a matter of conservation, but sometimes babies are hand reared because the mothers instinctively reject one or more, as with the Giant Pandas. There are many different reasons, sometimes for the betterment of the species, and some to save just a single baby. But most of the time, zoos try not to spay and nueter the animals on a regular basis, so they try work around all of the different issues.

Lion+ bald eagle= gryphon

Elephant+ polar bear= mammoth

Ringtail lemur+ koala= bush baby

Giraffe+ zebra= okapi

Lion+ tiger= liger

Flying Fox+Kangaroo=Fennic Fox

Caupchin(spelling?) Monkey+Bald Eagle=Flying Monkey

Gray Wolf+Kangaroo=Tasmanian Wolf

Flying Fox+Ringtail Lemur=Sugar Glider

There's more... Not real far in the game...

Bears, Lions, Tigers, Monkeys, elephants, sometimes underwater animals such as seals. Sometimes polar bears. And so many more! Zebras too. :)

Most zoos have breeding progrms in place. One of the most well know ones is the Panda breeding programs. Check out the zoos in San Diego and Washington. They have extensive info available on these programs. Additional Info: The San Diego Zoo, as referred to above has a multidisciplinary research team. They are the largest zoo organized research facility in the world. The center is called Conservation and Research for Endangered Species "CRES" and they work with 20 other countries from all over the world. The Center has been working to acheive biodiversity conservation with scientific innovation for 30 years. The Center is trying to apply advances in science and technology to help conservation and recovery of endangered species. By taking these six key strategic areas for focus they hope to reach their goals: "Sustainable Populations, Bioresource Banking, Wildlife Health, Habitat Conservation, Restoration Biology, and Conservation Education." For more detail see the sites listed below.

The rules are fairly clear about the use of cameras. You may bring cameras on to the grounds. "Non-commercial photography, for personal use only is allowed, but tripods are restricted in some exhibits". The zoo staff does have the authority to use their judgment to limit the use of cameras, if they deem it necessary for the welfare of the animals, and visitors alike, or for the continued smooth operation of the zoo. Also any commercial filming or photography has to be scheduled in advance with the Zoo's Communications Department. Something interesting, you may be videotaped or photographed during your visit, by the zoo staff, the Wildlife Conservation Society employees, or other authorized personal, and purchase of the admission ticket to the zoo will cover permission for any use of your image by these parties. For more details, please see sites listed below.

Yes and no. Some animals can live in a zoo's. But others,like sharks,are at other places.

The address of the Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo And Aquarium is: 3701 S 10Th Street, Omaha, NE 68107

because they help to keep the animal save in the zoo