Yes, I was wondering names, because I had listed, Tullu, Ciro, Wairidi, Silar, Matara, Kaia, Rebecca, Binti, and Cobie. But a taxonomy request tells me that there are 6 males, and 4 females, with two baboons being born in the last year. But I don't recall any news about baby baboons.
I'd love to visit the Bronx Zoo, but I would arriving at the Port Authority by bus by 10:00 AM at the earliest and then would have to figure out a reliable way to get there. Who knows how long that would take? The zoo closes at 4:30pm in the winter. I've never been to the Bronx Zoo and heard that the neighborhood can be dangerous. Is there a safe, yet fast way to get there from Manhattan like a bus or subway stop close to the zoo? If Bronx isn't doable then I guess there's always Central Park Zoo, but I don't think it's worth the price.
Central Park is worth the price *if you're into history and you know what you're getting*. You're getting a mini-JungleWorld with lemurs, bats, tropical birds and standard zoo-fare herptiles, Japanese snow monkeys, a standard Antarctic penguin/northern seabird collection (with chinstrap penguins!!!), harbor seals, red pandas, snow leopards, an elderly grizzly who may be on death's door (if she hasn't passed on already), and a pretty uniquely designed children's zoo with zebus and patagonian cavies. And you're also getting GORGEOUS autumn scenery and stellar exhibit design.I'd love to visit the Bronx Zoo, but I would arriving at the Port Authority by bus by 10:00 AM at the earliest and then would have to figure out a reliable way to get there. Who knows how long that would take? The zoo closes at 4:30pm in the winter. I've never been to the Bronx Zoo and heard that the neighborhood can be dangerous. Is there a safe, yet fast way to get there from Manhattan like a bus or subway stop close to the zoo? If Bronx isn't doable then I guess there's always Central Park Zoo, but I don't think it's worth the price.
I'd love to visit the Bronx Zoo, but I would arriving at the Port Authority by bus by 10:00 AM at the earliest and then would have to figure out a reliable way to get there. Who knows how long that would take? The zoo closes at 4:30pm in the winter. I've never been to the Bronx Zoo and heard that the neighborhood can be dangerous. Is there a safe, yet fast way to get there from Manhattan like a bus or subway stop close to the zoo? If Bronx isn't doable then I guess there's always Central Park Zoo, but I don't think it's worth the price.
Bronx isn't really any more dangerous that other parts of nyc.
