I almost can't believe that your splendid photos from the old and historic Moscow Zoo must be uploaded into the 'Other' gallery (at the same time as very tiny attractions in the UK and elsewhere that few have ever heard about have their own)! As the site administrator doesn't respond to any enquires any longer (be it from mods or members) it is no use to ask for a special Moscow gallery. This is the reason why I'm no longer a Zoochat supporter; the site needs some work before I'm willing to put money into it again.
I almost can't believe that your splendid photos from the old and historic Moscow Zoo must be uploaded into the 'Other' gallery (at the same time as very tiny attractions in the UK and elsewhere that few have ever heard about have their own)! As the site administrator doesn't respond to any enquires any longer (be it from mods or members) it is no use to ask for a special Moscow gallery. This is the reason why I'm no longer a Zoochat supporter; the site needs some work before I'm willing to put money into it again.
I concur with Baldur on the fact that this site needs a lot of work and I'm also no longer paying to be a supporter...but also thanks to Sun Wukong for all of the photos from a previously unknown entity called the Moscow Zoo. My friend Allen Nyhuis, author of "America's Best Zoos", visited that zoo in the fall of 2010 but he doesn't post photos on ZooChat and in fact he videotapes zoos rather than taking photos of the exhibits and inhabitants.
