Ok, I always wondered - when I was younger the signs were EVERYWHERE! So many zoos still have them in old exhibits (it takes me back to my childhood )
And yes they did still have them - I couldn't get a good photo unfortunately. I have many more Blackbrook photos than what I have put on here, so PM if you want anything specific (that goes to anyone!)
Twenty years ago in Australia there were metal labels for many of the animals at Taronga Zoo, and I used to see them in other zoos around Australia too - I guess a similar thing happened here.
I believe that, as the label is educating the public (even labels as basic as the ones above), it is imperative that the information be correct. In Ibis label the 'h' in hagedash should not be capitalised, a common mistake but not one that should have appeared on an animal label.
And while it's not technically a mistake, in the map on the pheasant label it appears as if the large southern land mass has been labeled as Japan.
