Descriptive Zoo

For the primate observation project I went to the Santa Barbara zoo to observe and contrast different types of primates. I observed one species of an old world monkey, which was a gorilla and two different species of new world monkeys, which were the Bolivian Grey Titi Monkey and also the Golden Lion Tamerin.

Then, after we were done, we left to go to the zoo, we made a few stops on the way. We stopped at a store to get some drinks and snacks, after that we made it to the Little Rock zoo. First, we have seen the elephants section, that’s my mom’s favorite animal, next we go over to the lions section they were hiding really well. Then, we went to the frogs section,

We set off, with backs packed and DSW behind us, we looked forward to San Antonio. My dad and I were so excited, it was my first time in my dads second visit. I spent a whole school year learning about this place and its history, but to see it in person, that's a whole different story.

The zoo is a zoo for a reason. Going to the zoo is a fun time created to spend quality time with your family, friends, co-workers, and etc.

Visiting the San Diego Zoo I was able to observe and gain a deeper understanding of the Black Mangabey,Western Lowland Gorillas, and Sumatran Orangutan. Through my visit I was able to learn more about the different primates, their traits, habitats, eating habits, and interactions. Thus, allowing myself to gain a visual and up close understanding of the primates we learned about in class through the lectures.

Today we enjoyed going the catoctin zoo we had a great time seeing all of the animals the address is catoctin furnace road the time it was open til was 9 am to 5 pm. We saw Pigs, Goats, Bears, pythons and monkeys I thought it was amazing that they have over 450 animals and 319 species including amphibians fish and invertebrates. There most popular animals are Macaws, Boas, Bears, llamas, monkeys, pigs and pythons. We had so much fun Aidan fell and got scratched up pretty good we had to get her a lot of kangaroo bandages. Matthew tried not to laugh but he could not hold we had to yell at him we looked around a little more we saw a huge python matt wanted kiss it. We said that thing will swallow you live we also saw a big macaw it was really

Being new to Zooing, there were lots of adjustments from living to eating to have so much more free time. In addition to those, learning the new cultures and other’s cultures all mixing together was an alteration. First big adjustment was getting used to living in a xob. For most Zooings there are xob’s, or living spaces, where two strangers from different lineages and village groups come together to live in a small area. Another example of modifying to a new culture, is in Zooing was the ritual of consuming food, called pigging out, this is where you gather with other Zooers and consume nutrients at large circular stands. However, the greatest, infrequent culture ritual variation involves very insufficient amount of Zooing people, compared to the inhabitants of the rest of campus. This rare ritual is a completely optional, and it is where individual Tenduts come to gather and preform very dangerous exercise. The exercise is called Llawing, the Tenduts who partake in it are called Verticals. These people are searching for physical and mental strengthening, while also yearn for accomplishment to show off and maintain a higher status.

Close your eyes, and imagine the first time you went to the zoo. Animals you just see on

When we entered the zoo, the first thing we wanted to do is to take a bus tour that went around the around the zoo (which is great since the San Diego Zoo was built on a large hill), but unfortunately the line was long, and when we asked a nearby employee how long the line would be she said it would be around 30 to 40 minutes, so we decided to not take the tour first. So instead of taking the tour we went and saw the koala's, rhinos, leopards, red pandas, and giant pandas, (who you had to wait in line to see). After seeing the pandas,

Once upon a time, in a land not so far from here, there was a dark, callous place, where the animals were caged in from the outside world. This place was a zoo called the Fantasy Valley Zoo. When it first opened, business was booming, but over the years, things started to go downhill. New animals hardly ever came in, and the attractions stayed the same. Everything became bland and dreary, and business started to fail. People had slowly stopped coming to the zoo. The animals became bored. There was nothing for them to do and no one for them to please. The animals decided to take action.

A man named Albus Dumbledore, the head wizardry of Hogwarts, meets Professor McGonagall, who is a teacher at Hogwarts, and a person named Hagrid and they are outside the Dursley house . Dumbledore tells McGonagall that a Dark and very powerful wizardry named Voldemort has killed a Mr. and Mrs. Potter and tried to kill their baby named Harry Potter , Hanamedrry. Dumbledore leaves Harry with a note in a basket in front of the Dursley home for them to take care of Harry.

One day I went to the columbus zoo with my family it was so much fun. There were a lot of animals that were thair. There are animals that are there that are my favorite. The zoo is always filled with new animals every day. The animals I like are the lions, birds, and the the sea animals I like the manatees,and sharks are my favorite. What I like the best is the sea part of the zoo I like that part because I learned new things about the sea naum animals.

The first place we visited was the zoo. The first animals I saw was the monkeys the were jumping a lot and yelling. Then, I saw the tigers most of them were sleep and some were just walking around they were really big. Next, I saw the polar bears and the snakes the snakes were camouflage with the trees and branches and the polar bears were just swimming. We had a great time at

Although my newfound solace from the plight that had regulated the overall trip was highly appreciated and ultimately efficacious it was not without trial. This satisfaction apparently had to be well earned; as within the first hour of a four-hour zoo outing, the discomfort of an extremely humid and terribly hot day began to set in and rapidly elevate my body temperature. Alongside these natural forces at work, my impractical decision to bring only my favored long-sleeved shirts simply aided in refuting a complete change of these nasty events taking place. Contrary to all the adverse conditions of this expedition, my first trip is classified as one of my most cherished excursions to date. Which is owed to my interactions at each animal exhibit lifted my spirits ever so high that I still preferred to walk the entirety of a ten mile route, spite the shuttle availability and this choice was to fully grasp the authenticity of the environment per regional variation. Actually, the amazing wildlife encountered that day had such a positive impression that I can still clearly recall the names of key animals,

The sun was shining, the sky was spotted with clouds, and the wind was whistling as it passed through the trees. Overall, it was the perfect day to visit the zoo. Smiling, happy children bounded beside me as I walked underneath the large, blue and yellow sign announcing “The Colorado Zoo.” As I walked onto the sidewalk, I looked out over the “habitats.” The big, colorful signs advertising the exotic animals “brought from all over the world!” Animals that were taken from their home, taken from their habitats, and taken to a world where they are put on display. Animals who are forced to live out their lives in zoos in unhealthy, degrading, and devastating ways.