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A portrait of a nile crocodile in the Crocodile Hall. July 2008

The visitor walkway in the Crocodile Hall, a tropical house with nile crocodiles, american alligators and slender-snouted crocodiles as well as a few lizards. July 2008

The indoor exhibit for various tamarin species in the monkey/rainforest house. July 2008

The "Catwalk" located on the roof of the Big Cat House. Here visitors can look down in the outdoor exhibits of jaguars, angolan lions and malaysian tigers. July 2008

The indoor section of the Big Cat House with indoor exhibits for jaguars, angolan lions and malaysian tigers as well as a few smaller reptiles. July 2008

Two-toed sloths and parrots in the tropical house of Odense Zoo's South American theme: Oceanium. July 2008

One of the manatees from Guyana in their large pool in the tropical house of Odense Zoo's South American theme: Oceanium. April 2007

The manatee Henriette in the large pool for caribbean manatees in the tropical house of Odense Zoo's South American theme: Oceanium. July 2006

The outdoor enclosure for common hippopotamus. Behind the wooden poles are the savannah and the smaller antelopes have access to the waterhole. May 2008

The visitor pathway along the males' outdoor enclosure

The biggest of the glass domes, situated above the females' indoor enclosure June 2008

The breeding bull of Copenhagen Zoo, Chieng Mai, in his indoor enclosure. June 2008

The outdoor enclosure for male elephants. The trench at the bottom of the picture can be raised and so connect the female and male enclosures. June 2008

The outdoor enclosure for female elephants in Copenhagen Zoo seen from the lookout terrasse of the house June 2008

The indoor enclosure for female elephants at Copenhagen Zoo. Here is the young male Tonsak using the large indoor enclosure while the females are outdoors. June 2008

The outdoor enclosure for female elephants at Copenhagen Zoo June 2008

A female hippopotamus eating the vegetation in the Hippo House. The zoo has since them put electrical fence around it to prevent her from eating all the tropical plants. November 2007

Fossa (Cryptoprocta ferox) at Frankfurt Zoo's Grzimek House, which houses the zoo's small mammal collection, half of it in the largest nocturnal house in Europe.

July 2008

July 2008. The original elephant house and still used for the same purpose. The zoo's next development is building a new elephant house behind the Asian Domain hoofstock yards, and changing those yards into elephant enclosures. This area will still be used for keeper demonstrations and training.