A giraffe and its feeding trough.
(Tallus longus neckus - Wyle E. Coyote style :^)
|
This is the stroller parking lot by the Giant
Panda exhibit.
When I see this, I think of movies about motor
cycle gangs.
|
Giraffe
|
Giraffe
|
The giraffe was rubbing and chewing on the
feeding trough. Why did I tell you that?
|
|
Pygmy Hippopotamus
(Hexaprotodon liberiensis)
|
At the elephant house, there were Asian
Elephants in two different cages. The big one
was on the right. The "little" one was on the
left being trained.
|
The big Asian Elephant
|
Asian Elephant poo
|
Asian Elephant foot
|
The little Asian Elephant and his trainers.
|
Asian Elephant
|
Asian Elephant
|
Asian Elephant
|
The big elephant is stealing hay from the
neighboring cage.
|
|
The elephant was able to pick up individual
pieces of food with his trunk. He could hold
several and still pick up more individually. He
would sweep the stuff into a pile and then pick
it up.
|
The elephant's trunk
|
|
The Asian Elephant's eye.
|
|
Capybara
(Hydrochoerus Hydrochaeris)
|
Capybara, the world's largest rodent.
|
|
Nile Hippopotamus
(Hippopotamus Amphibius)
|
Nile Hippopotamus
|
Nile Hippopotamus
|
