41. Zoo Listings - BillyBear4Kids.com Billy Bear takes you on a photo safari of photos from the zoos he has visited. http://www.billybear4kids.com/animal/ZooList.shtml

document.write("") BillyBear4Kids.Com Welcomes YOU! Zoo Listings ... A List of Zoos we've Visited Billy Bear and Rozi loveas to visit zoos to see how the animals live there. HOME Clipart Animal Scoop Holidays ... Screen Savers ...this is a list of the zoos that we've visited Watch our Animal World at Zoos ...let's see if they are happy and healthy where they are. Animal Observation Worksheet Details Research Ask Keepers Questions... learn all you can. What can you do to help the animals? Michigan Detroit Zoo ... a nice family zoo. Sometimes there are long walks between exhibits. Recently gave up their elephants to house in a larger, warmer area. John Ball Zoological ... a nice sized zoo for a day visit. Binder Park Zoo ... their African area is worth a visit. You can sit for hours watching the giraffe and zebras roam in a LARGE area. Potter Zoo ... a smaller zoo in the capital city of Lansing. A great place to take the kids. Frederik Meijer Gardens ... usually in March they begin their free flight butterfly exhibit. California San Diego Zoo ... a larger zoo. Many of our animals we see around the states are on loan from this zoo. Animal Park ... here you will find large habitat areas. Seaworld ... this park was smaller than Seaworld in Florida. District of Columbia - Washington DC National Zoo ... very hilly walk around these animals. Nice viewing areas. Florida Suncoast Primate Sanctuary Foundation Inc ... devoted to the love and care of their family group.

42. Animal Planet :: Zoos Guide Is there a zoo in your backyard? Explore the alphabetical listings and interactive maps to find zoos and aquariums that are great for people and animals. http://animal.discovery.com/guides/zoos/zoos.html

April 04, 2008 Is there a zoo in your backyard? Explore the alphabetical listings and interactive maps to find zoos and aquariums that are great for people and animals. For more animal fun check out our A to Zoo guide Best Special Exhibits Predator Ridge Regenstein Center for African Apes Kronkosky's Tiny Tot Nature Spot Range of the Jaguar Regenstein African Journey Eagle Canyon Jaguar Cove Tiger Mountain Wild Reef African Rift Valley Gorilla Forest Arctic Ring of Life Jellies: Living Art Hamill Family Play Zoo Amphibiville Wells Fargo Family Farm Amazon Rising: Seasons of the River Congo Gorilla Forest Historic Aviary Renovation Butterfly Garden The Outer Bay Best Small Zoos Alphabetical List Map Best Midsize Zoos Alphabetical List Map Best Large Zoos Alphabetical List Map Best Aquariums Alphabetical List Features A to Zoo Main Amphibians Bears Big Cats Canines Domestic Cats Domestic Dogs Large Mammals Primates Small Mammals Water Life Sources: Looking for more? Go here. Pictures: PhotoDisc/Getty Images Discovery Channel TLC Animal Planet Discovery Health ... Discovery Education Visit the Discovery Store Telescopes DVD Sets Planet Earth DVD ... Gift Ideas By visiting this site, you agree to the terms and conditions

43. The Detroit Zoo - Reciprocal List Listed below are the AZAaccredited zoos and aquariums throughout the United States and Canada that will honor your Detroit Zoological Society membership http://www.detroitzoo.org/Support_the_Zoo/Membership/Reciprocal_List/

HOME EVENTS - NEWS CALENDAR OF EVENTS SUNSET AT THE ZOO ... Zoo Reciprocal List Reciprocal List Listed below are the AZA-accredited zoos and aquariums throughout the United States and Canada that will honor your Detroit Zoological Society membership card (you must present your card with proper ID). Our reciprocity agreements offer a 50% admission discount during regular operation hours. Special events are NOT included. Reciprocity is a courtesy among zoos; however, membership fees are not shared but strictly used by the receiving institution. If you are visiting another zoo or aquarium you must have your current membership card to receive the reciprocity. They cannot look you up in a computer. We hope that this list will include all the zoos and aquariums for DZS reciprocity until Jan. 1, 2009. If any changes occur we will notify our members through Habitat and ZMail and we will always have the most up-to-date list on our website. This reciprocal list is an additional benefit of your Detroit Zoological Society membership. We hope that you will use it to visit other wonderful zoos across the United States and Canada. Alabama Birmingham Zoo, (209) 879-0409

44. Stephen's Lighthouse: Technology Petting Zoos I often recommend that libraries try to set up Technology Petting zoos for staff to touch and connect with the plethora of devices that our users are using. http://stephenslighthouse.sirsidynix.com/archives/2008/02/technology_pett.html

Main February 5, 2008 Technology Petting Zoos I often recommend that libraries try to set up Technology Petting Zoos for staff to touch and connect with the plethora of devices that our users are using. Learning by doing seems to work well! We've had several of these types of sessions on a larger scale at SLA conferences where gadgets are shown and passed around. I think that these work even better with smaller groups. Anyway, here are some ideas that I've collected. Start with just one type of device - phones, MP3 players, games, etc. It will help if you Inventory what your staff and their families have and will volunteer (voluntarily) to bring in and share for a few hours. 1. Have everyone bring in their phones or borrow a phone from their spouses. You should be able to get everything from a plain phone through to a Treo or Blackberry. Bring in the manuals. Play with the cameras, video features, e-mail, texting, calling, voice dialing, etc. Try to download a free ringtone. 2. Have an MP3 petting zoo. Have people (staff, Librarians, trustees or users) bring in what they have. For greater variety ask the teens or pages in the library. You should be able to easily see iPods, assorted MP3 players, phones that play songs, car radios, etc. Listen and see how the metadata is organized. Download a song or two from iTunes and from websites and MySpace. Look for podcasts and lectures and listen to them. Share favorite podcast, video and MP3 search engines. 3. Borrow a few games - PS2, PS3, Wii, Nintendo, XBox, etc. Play. You don't need to do it all at once. You can do one at time. Try to make sure everyone takes a turn. Many library folks like to watch and not play. They can't learn as much that way. Teens love to demo their expertise. Have everyone play Guitar Hero and/or DDR.

45. California Zoos And Aquariums-Theme Parks For Kids Vacations California Theme Parks include world class aquariums and zoos that stretch from Eureka s giant Sequoia forests to the San Diego s bay with SeaWorld and San http://www.beachcalifornia.com/zoolist.html

Beach California Alphabetical Bodega Bay Half Moon Bay ... Cities alpha Cities by region Events Beach Photos Beach Hotels Casinos ... Wine Tasting Additional Photo Galleries: Beach Weddings, Elopement California Concerts, Bands, Musicians California Zoos, Aquariums, Watchable Wildlife Areas Sequoia Park Zoo Moonridge Zoo Big Bear SeaWorld Tickets ... Beach Photos: Zoo photos California Theme Parks include world class aquariums and zoos that stretch from Eureka's giant Sequoia forests to the San Diego's bay with SeaWorld and San Diego Zoo. These attractions make great California kids vacations but are also educational and interesting for the entire family. Like so many endeavors, it's never too early to get kids involved in the environment with exposure through these well-designed theme parks that serve both as entertainment and education. Information below is subject to change. Always call before planning a visit. Applegate Park Zoo Merced, CA 96340

46. ChimpanZoo Homepage About 500 chimpanzees live in zoos in the United States alone. Some of the older chimpanzees in zoos today were born in the wild and captured for sale. http://www.chimpanzoo.org/african_notecards/chapter_3.html

Chimpanzees Living in Zoos Not all chimpanzees live in their natural African habitats, free to move about their territory in search of food and other chimpanzees. About 500 chimpanzees live in zoos in the United States alone. Some of the older chimpanzees in zoos today were born in the wild and captured for sale. Wild caught zoo chimpanzees are members of the "founder population" or chimpanzees not related to any chimpanzees already in zoos. The oldest chimpanzee in an American Zoo is a female, Little Mama, who lives in Lion Country Safari, West Palm Beach, Florida. Estimated to be born in 1938, she is thought to be nearly seventy years old. Chimpanzees that make up the current zoo population are living longer than their predecessors. The current mean age of zoo chimpanzees is in the mid twenties. This low figure is due to a very high infant mortality rate. Infants born today that survive infancy can expect a longer life span because of an accumulation of knowledge of chimpanzee care gained over the past half century. They live in more natural and suitable housing, their diet is designed to be nutritious and appropriate for their digestive systems, and daily enrichment objects and activities increase mental stimulation while decreasing boredom, depression and lethargy. It is important for people visiting zoos to remember that chimpanzees are highly intelligent creatures capable of complex social behaviors, such as tool use and tool making. Social, by nature, chimpanzees suffer greatly when housed alone. People watching chimpanzees in zoos are often surprised at the similarity of chimpanzee bodies and behavior to their own. When approaching or watching chimpanzees in zoos, humans should respect their privacy, keeping their voices low and refrain from loud boisterous behavior.

47. Kids' Links - Zoos - Animals, Tours, Endangered Species - Kaboose - Kaboose.com Visit international zoos with these fun, kids links. Learn all about various animals and mammals including dolphins, pandas and killer whales. http://resources.kaboose.com/kidslinks/critters/zoos/zoos.html

Search: Entire network This site BabyZone Photos Parenting Family Activities Family Dynamics Health ... Word Games My: Account Friends Groups Photos ... Free Stuff FREE Printable Activities Booklet Sign up for the Kaboose newsletter and receive a members-only back-to-school printables booklet. Email address: Zoos Average User Rating: Share Comment Mixx It! Print Holiday Links Earth Day 2008: Earth Day 2008 Cinco de Mayo: Cinco de Mayo Mother's Day 2008: Mother's Day 2008 Kids love to explore, and these are great sites from all over the web. Thank you and have fun! Sea World Home Page Visit Sea World on your computer with information and pictures on dolphins, killer whales, and endangered species. The National Zoo Visit Ling Ling and Sing Sing, the resident Pandas, or go on an audio tour of the US National Zoo. Holiday Links Earth Day 2008: Celebrate Earth Day! Earth Day Crafts Earth Day Recipes Earth Day Activities Cinco de Mayo 2008: Cinco de Mayo History Fun Printables Games and Activities Cinco de Mayo Fun Mother's Day 2008: Celebrate Mother's Day Mother's Day Crafts Mother's Day History Mother's Day Recipes ... Print Today, Moms are talking about Today on Kaboose Care for your child's needs Throw the Perfect Baby Shower Creative party tips!

48. Best Zoos And Aquariums From America's Best And Top Ten zoos and aquariums America s Best. Sea World, San Diego Zoo, Epcot Center, The Living Seas, National Aquarium, San Diego Wild Animal Park, http://www.americasbestonline.net/zoos.htm

Best Sea World, San Diego Zoo, Animal Kingdom, National Aquarium, Monterey Bay, San Diego Wild Animal Park, New England Aquarium, Audubon Zoo For comments, suggestions or if you would like to be on our mailing list, please email us. Home Index Travel Deals Airlines ... Google This page have been moved to America's Best new Website America's Best - Zoos Sea World of California San Diego Zoo Sea World, Florida ... Audubon Zoo, New Orleans The 10 Best Zoos for Kids by Child Magazine - Link Lowry Park Zoo San Diego Zoo Oklahoma City Zoological Park and Botanical Garden ... Columbus Zoo Listing of American Zoos AL Birmingham Zoo Montgomery Zoo AR Little Rock Zoological Gardens AZ Reid Park Zoo, Tuscon CA Chaffee Zoological Gardens, Fresno Charles Paddock Zoo, Atascadero Coyote Point Museum for Environmental Education, San Mateo Happy Hollow Zoo, San Jose ... Sequoia Park Zoo, Eureka CO Pueblo Zoo CT Beardsley Zoo, Bridgeport DC National Zoo DE Brandywine Zoo, Wilmington FL Brevard Zoo, Melbourne Central Florida Zoological Park, Lake Monroe Jacksonville Zoological Gardens Lowry Park Zoo, Tampa ... The Zoo at Gulf Breeze GA Chehaw Wild Animal Park, Albany

49. New York City Zoos One for each of the zoos located in New York City, one for the Aquarium and a chapter that will show the children s zoos. The Central Park Zoo, http://www.newyorkcityzoos.com/

@import url("style.css"); New York City Zoos First Edition Published on 22 February 2006 Email The Author What's New Manhattan Central Park Zoo Keepers of the Zoo The Bronx The Bronx Zoo Brooklyn Prospect Park Zoo Staten Island Staten Island Zoo Keepers of the Zoo Queens Queens Zoo Keepers of the Zoo Aquarium New York Aquarium Keepers of the Aquarium Children's Zoos Central Park Children's Zoo The Bronx Children's Zoo Prospect Park Children's Zoo Staten Island Children's Zoo ... Queens Children's Zoo Links Central Park Zoo Book by Joan Scheier Central Park.com Staten Island Zoo The Bronx Zoo ... Prospect Park Zoo Site updated 02/25/08 by Paul McCubbin Home Page of "New York City Zoos" by Joan Scheier The Publisher: Arcadia Publishing New York City Zoos There are seven chapters in the book. One for each of the zoos located in New York City, one for the Aquarium and a chapter that will show the children's zoos. The Central Park Zoo, The Bronx Zoo, The Prospect Park Zoo and the Staten Island Zoo all began as a collection of animals in the local park. The Aquarium 's first location was at the tip of Manhattan at Battery Park. The Queens Zoo was the last of the zoos in New York City and was built at the site of the 1964 World's Fair. There are 200 photographs for you to enjoy and a walk through the history of the Zoos of New York City. Dr. Dan Wharton, Director Central Park Zoo:

50. Be A Hero To Animals In Zoos In February 2001, PETA exposed the beating of the Seattle Woodland Park Zoo’s elephant Chai during her breeding loan to the Dickerson Park Zoo. http://www.zooinsiders.com/

Whistleblowers: Champions for Animals What Should I Report? Problems With Animal and Keeper Health and Safety Animal Social and Emotional Well-Being and Enrichment Issues ... What You Can Do Whistleblowers: Champions for Animals Whistleblowers have been instrumental in revealing neglect, carelessness, and mistreatment at scores of facilities. The USDA cited the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois, for failure to provide adequate shelter after a whistleblower alerted us to the December 2004 death of a camel who had been inadvertently left out overnight. What Should I Report? Problems With Animal and Keeper Health and Safety Animal Social and Emotional Well-Being and Enrichment Issues Animal Acquisition and Disposition Problems Can Happen Anywhere A chimpanzee named Edith was born at the Saint Louis Zoo. Just after her third birthday, she was taken from her family and shuffled around to at least five different facilities, finally landing at a Texas roadside zoo. During an undercover investigation at this poorly run zoo, PETA found Edith in a filthy, barren concrete pit. She was hairless and had been living on rotten produce and dog food. Some zoos even sell animals for slaughter. At the Minnesota Zoo, about 130 animals from its petting zoo, including goats, calves, pigs, and sheep, are sold to an auction house for slaughter each year.

51. Local News | Zoos In A Pickle Over Horse Meat | Seattle Times Newspaper Kwanzaa, a young South African lion at Cameron Park Zoo in Waco, Texas, celebrates his birthday with a cake made from 10 pounds of horse meat, plus whipped http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003835227_horsemeat14m.html

self.name = "parentSection"; The Seattle Times Company NWjobs NWautos NWhomes ... Shopping initnav('timesnav'); initnav('marketplacenav'); Our network sites seattletimes.com Movies Restaurants Today's events Hi Contact us Tuesday, August 14, 2007 - Page updated at 02:06 AM E-mail article Print view Share: Digg Newsvine Zoos in a pickle over horse meat By Brad Haynes Seattle Times staff reporter PREV of NEXT ROD AYDELOTTE / AP Kwanzaa, a young South African lion at Cameron Park Zoo in Waco, Texas, celebrates his birthday with a cake made from 10 pounds of horse meat, plus whipped cream and a carrot. Animal-rights activists campaigning to end horse slaughter in America have run up against an unexpected friend of the horse-meat industry: the nation's zoos. After Texas shut down two horse-slaughter plants in January, the last plant in the country is fighting off closure in Illinois courts. And Congress, concerned with slaughter methods and the horse's iconic place in American history, is again considering a federal horse-slaughter ban that passed the House of Representatives last year. For Woodland Park and Point Defiance, the plant closures have presented practical concerns on top of any ethical ones, and they are exploring the possibility of switching entirely to beef in the months ahead.

52. The World’s Best Zoos - Destinations - MSNBC.com If you still equate the word zoo with cowed animals trapped behind bars, then it may be time to update your mental image inventory. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21756740/

Skip navigation Web MSNBC Travel News Tips Destinations ... Your World Photos Categories U.S. news World news Politics Business ... Local news Browse Video Community Photos Today Show ... MSNBC TV The world’s best zoos From San Diego to Sydney, where the wild things roam Toronto Zoo Set in beautiful Rouge Valley, Canada's Toronto Zoo has over 5,000 animals representing 460 species as well as six miles of walking trails among its 710 acres, making it one of the largest zoos worldwide. Must sees include the award-winning African Savanna as well as the Indo-Malaya exhibit, home to baby orangutans and Sumatran tiger cubs. If you still equate the word zoo with cowed animals trapped behind bars, then it may be time to update your mental image inventory. The sad cages of menageries past have been replaced, by and large, with zoos that provide evocative and realistic habitats for countless creatures, in addition to offering visitors the appeal of getting up close and personal with animals of all shapes and sizes. As of 2007, there are 16,306 endangered species globally, according to The World Conservation Union’s Red List of Threatened Species. In fact, many threatened species no longer exist in the wild—you’ve got to visit a zoo or two if you want to see some of the world’s rarest fauna. Even the most commercial zoological parks have an eco-friendly aura these days. Says John Lehnhart, Animal Operations Director at Disney’s Animal Kingdom in Florida, “the backstory of the park is conservation and connecting people with nature.” The star attractions at the park are its some 1,500 exotic animals (and that, Lehnart points out, isn’t counting the birds and the fishes), as well as Kilimanjaro Safaris, a 110-acre re-creation of the African savannah.

53. Zoos And Aquariums Celebrate 10 Wildlife Conservation Successes Dec 18, 2007 In the last five years, facilities accredited by the nonprofit Association of zoos and Aquariums, AZA, funded 3693 conservation projects in http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/dec2007/2007-12-18-04.asp

Zoos and Aquariums Celebrate 10 Wildlife Conservation Successes SILVER SPRING, Maryland , December 18, 2007 (ENS) - From breeding toads back from extinction to developing a hormone test for North Atlantic right whales, 200 zoos and aquariums across the United States are working as members of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums to ensure the survival of rare and endangered animals. Today they issued a Top 10 List of wildlife conservation success stories for 2007. In the last five years, facilities accredited by the nonprofit Association of Zoos and Aquariums, AZA, funded 3,693 conservation projects in more than 100 countries. Annual spending on conservation by member organizations averages nearly $70 million per year. AZA President and CEO Jim Maddy said, "The 2007 top 10 list is just a small sample of the important work of AZA-accredited zoos and aquariums." From amphibians to dolphins to gorillas, "AZA accredited institutions and their partners are at the forefront of wildlife conservation here in North America and around the world," said Maddy. Top 10 AZA Wildlife Conservation Success Stories of 2007 Wyoming toad (Photo courtesy ) 1. Wyoming toads

54. Zoos - News - Science - The New York Times News about zoos. Commentary and archival information about zoos from The New York Times. http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/science/topics/zoos/index.html

@import url(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/css/topic/screen/200704/topic.css); Log In Register Now Home Page My Times ... Times Topics Science All NYT Friday, April 4, 2008 Science World U.S. N.Y. / Region ... Topics > Zoos E-MAIL Save Zoos News about zoos, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times. ARTICLES ABOUT ZOOS Newest First Oldest First Page: By NEIL SHUBIN The big question that virgin births raise is this: If some females can get along without males, why does any species have males? February 24, 2008 MORE ON ZOOS AND: SHARKS CLONING GENETICS AND HEREDITY ETHICS ... Back at the Zoo, With Sadness for All Casualties By JESSE MCKINLEY The San Francisco Zoo reopened a little over a week after a tiger escaped and mauled three visitors, killing one. January 4, 2008 MORE ON ZOOS AND: ANIMALS TIGERS SAN FRANCISCO (CALIF) Vandals Free Cougars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS December 28, 2007 MORE ON ZOOS AND: VANDALISM Tiger on the Loose: Can It Happen Here? By KEN BELSON; NATE SCHWEBER CONTRIBUTED REPORTING FROM WANTAGE, N.J., and MATHEW R. WARREN FROM THE BRONX. Many zoogoers in New York City seemed unperturbed by news of a deadly tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo.

55. Zoos: The Tiger Attack | Newsweek Environment | Newsweek.com Dec 26, 2007 Was it human error? The design of the new exhibit? http://www.newsweek.com/id/82067

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56. Africa :: World Zoos :: IZE Learn more about zoo and aquarium education in Asia. http://www.izea.net/world/africa.htm

Home World Zoos World Zoos of Africa Africa Regional Update By Regional Representative Lawrence M. Letshokgohla Recently, I attended the Conservation Education Workshop at the Bronx Zoo in New York City. This conference was hosted by the Wildlife Conservation Society. There were representatives from Uganda, Congo, India, Bangladesh, Madagascar, and St Leo in Asia. This two week conference was an eye-opener and quite a great learning experiences! On behalf of AZOREN, I would like to thank the Wildlife Conservation Society for their support. Currently, I am busy organizing the AZOREN Conference. This conference will be October 15-19 and is hosted by the Johannesburg Zoo. For more information, please see the attached invitation. AZOREN Conference Information Lawrence M. Letshokgohla Johannesburg Zoo Africa Membership List The IZE Membership List is updated quarterly. Institutional members are marked with an *. Region Country Name Organization Africa Democratic Republic of Congo Pierrot Mbonzo Kakule ABC (Amis des Bonobos du Congo) Africa Kenya Ephantus Mugo Laikipia Wildlife Forum Africa Nigeria Tijjani Ahmed Sanda Kyarimi Zoo Maiduguri Africa South Africa Louise Gordon Johannesburg Zoo Africa South Africa Librarian National Zoo Gardens Africa South Africa Jone Porter NPC Sea World Education Centre at uShake Marine World Africa Uganda James Musinguzi Uganda Wildlife Education Centre (UWEC) Africa Zimbabwe Wilton Nsimango Painted Dog Conservation

57. Mobile Holy Quran It is zoosware s vision to provide quality software and products for the mobile users. We believe that mobile computing will be the technology of the future http://www.zoosware.com/

@import url("public/css/main.css"); "Insyallah, I hope this humble effort of mine will benefit as many of us as possible. I really would like to reach out to those who wants to learn to read the Holy Quran. Don't give up, I didn't." Zuraimie Ismail Developer, Zoosware Download Select from the following: Mobile Holy Quran for Palm Mobile Holy Quran for Win XP/Vista Mobile Holy Quran for Vista Gadget Mobile Holy Quran for OS X ... About Together we can eliminate illiteracy. Read More.

58. Kids Online Resources - Zoos And Animals Pg1 Infrared Zoo Gallery Infrared light shows us the heat radiated by the world around us. By viewing animals in the infrared, we can actually see the http://www.kidsolr.com/zoos_animals/index.html

Web KidsOLR Home Art/Music Early Childhood Entertainment ... Number System Zoo's and Animals of the World Pg1 PetFinder.com - Adopt a pet and help an animal shelter rescue a puppy or kitten. Elfwood Tutorials - Learn to draw horses. News from the Fujifilm Giant Panda Habitat While our cub may be the most famous Tai Shan in this country, he shares his name with one of China's most sacred mountains. See a photo gallery of the cub. Giant Panda's For Kids Animal Web Cams at the National Zoo AnimalSearch A family-safe search engine for animal related web sites. 5 TIGERS: Adventures Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies PBS. Creature Feature - Vampire Bats @ History of the Vampire Bat. The Biogeography of Vampire Bat - Desmondus rotundas. Vampire Bats - photographs, video, audio, fun facts, an e-mail postcard, and links to other animals. Infrared Astronomy Tutorial Infrared Yellowstone - As you tour this gallery, you will see infrared and visible light comparisons of geysers, hot springs, bubbling mudpots and numerous other geothermal features. Infrared Zoo Gallery - Infrared light shows us the heat radiated by the world around us. By viewing animals in the infrared, we can actually "see" the differences between warm and cold-blooded animals.

59. Zoo News Zoo news, Zoonachrichten, zoo information, everything about zoos throught the world, updated in English and German regularly. http://www.zoonews.ws/

ZooNews Aktuelle Zoonachrichten und Informationen Current zoo news and facts Nichts verpassen - Don't miss anything Search the ZooNews database in English or German for: Match: Any word All words Exact phrase Sound-alike matching Dated: Anytime Within the last week Within the last 2 weeks Within the last 30 days Within the last 60 days Within the last 90 days Within the last 180 days Within the last year Within the last two years Within: Anywhere Title Description Keywords Body Alternate text URL Show: results with without summaries Sort by: score date News links RSS Newsfeed Zoo related websites Tiertausch.de Zoo animal exchange Europe only Zoos of the World Staff, holdings, prices Species.net All EEP programmes Contact addresses Animal pictures ZooKunft 2008 Bürgersaal, Karlsruhe 23. Februar 2008 Zoo Organisations Deutsche Zooverbände Deutsche Tierpark Gesellschaft e.V. (DTG) Deutsche Wildgehege Verband e.V. (DWV) Gemeinschaft deutscher Zooförderer (GdZ) Verband deutscher Zoodirektoren e.V. (VdZ) Verband Gemeinnütziger Vogel- und Tierparks 1971 e.V. (VGVT) European national associations Asociacion Espanola de Zoos y Acuarios (AEZA) Association Nationale de Parcs et Jardins Zoologiques privés (ANPZ) (BIAZA) Danish Association of Zoological Gardens (DAZA) Nederlandse Vereniging van Deirentuinen - Dutch Zoo Federation (NVD) Österreichische Zoo Organisation (OZO) Polish Zoological Society (PZS) Rumanian Federation of Zoos and Aquaria (RFZA) Swedish Association of Zoos and Aquaria (SAZA) Slovak Association of Zoological Gardens (SAZZ) Syndicat National des Directeurs de Parcs Zoologiques -French zoo directors union (SNDPZ)

60. Tiger Mauling, San Francisco Zoo | Salon News But where can the big cats go? The deadly mauling in San Francisco underscores the paradox of zoos today. http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2008/01/05/tigers/

Salon Member log in Help Benefits of membership Search: Salon The Web Books Comics Community Life ... Sports Tigers don't belong in zoos But where can the big cats go? The deadly mauling in San Francisco underscores the paradox of zoos today. By Susan McCarthy Pages 1 Share Email Digg Facebook ... RSS Font: S S+ S++ San Francisco Zoo image Tatiana San Francisco Zoo on Christmas Day, was being teased or taunted. It doesn't matter because zoo animals shouldn't be able to escape from their enclosures no matter how rude people are to them. It also doesn't matter because even if the young men were doing nothing, or were making gestures of homage and respect, Tatiana had years of reasons to be in a bad mood. Tigers are among zoo visitors' favorite animals. They're also one reason many people hate zoos. Saddened by the picture of misery presented by the tiger who repetitively paces back and forth, back and forth, some people never go back. "Tigers simply don't belong in the zoo," says Adam Roberts, senior vice president of the animal advocacy organization Born Free USA.

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