Whats that thing that tells you how many animals a zoo has ??

Of course :rolleyes: :p

No ,its that website that tells you the numbers of animals in a whole tonne of zoos.
 
ISIS for zoos worldwide (for species and numbers of individuals)

or Zootierliste for European zoos (just for species)
 
hmm, not sure I'd trust that site Tim May. I just checked Wellington Zoo (NZ) and apparently they only have six species of mammals (little red flying fox, African hunting dog, bush dog, Malayan sun bear, giraffe and, er, baringo giraffe), nine bird species, and two reptiles (one of which is Johnstone's crocodile)

still, good for a laugh I guess
 
ISIS isit ,thanks :)

Also Chlidonias ,that site is really random ,but its cool too ,thanks :)
 
Chlidonias said:
hmm, not sure I'd trust that site Tim May. I just checked Wellington Zoo (NZ) and apparently they only have six species of mammals (little red flying fox, African hunting dog, bush dog, Malayan sun bear, giraffe and, er, baringo giraffe), nine bird species, and two reptiles (one of which is Johnstone's crocodile)

still, good for a laugh I guess
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hehe ,I know what you mean.
 
Chlidonias said:
hmm, not sure I'd trust that site Tim May. I just checked Wellington Zoo (NZ) and apparently they only have six species of mammals (little red flying fox, African hunting dog, bush dog, Malayan sun bear, giraffe and, er, baringo giraffe), nine bird species, and two reptiles (one of which is Johnstone's crocodile)

still, good for a laugh I guess
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Well I certainly wouldn’t trust that site either!

However, as the original question was extremely vague, I thought that this was possibly the site to which the poster was referring.

The way the question was worded, I thought it was referring total number of species in a zoo, rather than number of individuals for a species, so I didn’t think the poster meant ISIS.

And, since the poster of the original question didn’t come from Europe, I didn’t think that Zootierlist would be very useful.
 
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