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Western common chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes verus) and Western lowland gorilla (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) panorama

Do note that this image was taken yesterday (March 16th, 2025), at the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, Florida, USA.

I visited the Abilene Zoo in February 2022, so about a year ago. I’ve been meaning to write up a review of it for a while, but was busy or got sidetracked every time I thought about it. I did make a species list and uploaded all of my photos, which I’ll reference here; however, I was really...

A floor plan diagram of the Sato Centre which is home to the zoo's smaller animals.

In the little blue penguin exhibit in roo valley, June 18

Intro and Overview The Jerusalem Biblical Zoo sits nestled on 25 hectares (62 acres) in the Malha Valley in southern Jerusalem. At it's current location since 1993, the zoo attracts 700,000 visitors a year which makes it Israel's number one tourist attraction. It focuses on current and...

Taking into account the entirety of a city's zoological offerings, which one offers the best experience? Feel free to use whatever criteria you wish but please explain your methodology. City = metropolitan area

SDZooMapRated by The_UltimateBea posted 2 Apr 2017 at 6:39 PM This is a map of the San Diego Zoo, with areas color-coded by prowess/need of renovation. Green = meets or exceeds expectations Yellow = sub-par Red = renovation candidate Do you agree with my assesment? What would you change...

This is yet another overview of a black rhinoceros exhibit, in which they seperate the male and female rhinoceros. Taken July 4th, 2008 at the Milwaukee County Zoo on the Sky Safari sky tram ride.

A photo I took to highlight the black rhinoceros exhibit, while it may look outdated, many females have successfully given birth, so the black rhinoceros do indeed flourish in this exhibit. Taken July 4th, 2008 at the Milwaukee County Zoo on the zoo's Sky Safari sky tram ride.

A photo I snapped of the giraffe exhibit, the long deck enables you to actually get eye to eye with these creatures, and if you purchase tickets, you can even feed them! Taken July 4th, 2008 at the Milwaukee County Zoo on the zoo's Sky Safari sky tram ride.