You should only feed the animals that you are given food to feed, and only when instructed on the manner in which to feed them. You should never feed any animals in a petting zoo, a safari zoo, or a nature reserve without express directions from your guide, or the animal's handler. Also, never mix the food intended for one animal for another, or sneak the animals human, or pet food. Simple every day things for humans can be dangerous for animals, wild and domesticated. If you follow the rules and your guide's instructions, both the animals, and yourself will benefit greatly from the trip and close encounter.
If by petting them, try a petting zoo.
No they may bite your hands off unless it is at the petting zoo!
zoo keepers feed them
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Heavy Petting Zoo was created on 1996-01-31.
you get animals and feed them.....
YellowUSA is a great website to find a petting zoo. Via this website you can easy find the petting zoo in your area and have a large amount of links going to more information about the petting zoo.
i don't think so as u can't really feed animals in zoo
The Petting Zoo - 2003 was released on: USA: 30 January 2003
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Poultry, sheep/lambs, rabbits, goats, mice/hamsters/guinea pigs...
Sometimes you can set up a petting zoo. You need to contact the park and ask them if they have a policy. Some will let you have farm animals but not horses. Almost all of them will ask you to have the petting farm provide them with proof of insurance. You need to ask them if they need a copy of the insurance form or if they specifically need to be "named additionally insured" Some petting zoo companies charge extra for this (as some insurance companies charge for this).