I hadn't ever really grasped how much bigger they are than zebras before today.
The elephants are fed part of the time from high feeders to simulate what they would need to do in the wild.
The white rhinocerous was mostly just walking around, but it was startled by a small machine that was moving some materials, and I thought this was a more interesting picture.
The lions were mostly sleeping, but they were fun to watch- acting like any cat of any size. Finally, the male looked up. Check out the one on the hood of the bus in the background.
Finally for today, there were a number of baboons. They were playing and grooming themselves. I liked this one.
Here we are: Irene, Marie, and me. We had a really good time, and there are more pictures for another day.
One more day for Marie and me to spend together. We plan to just chill and enjoy it.
 | See Seneca Park Zoo- Mammals |
I haven't been to a zoo in ages. I always enjoy them.
ReplyDeleteLulu: "Ooh, our Dada says that at the Safari Park out here, the keepers told him once that they keep the zebras separate from the other animals because the zebras are mean. Maybe that's a particularly mellow zebra."
ReplyDeleteCharlee: "Or maybe it's just a prudent zebra, given how much bigger the giraffe is!"
Ann- We used to go often when the boys were little, but not much any more.
ReplyDeleteLulu- There were four zebras and three giraffes in the same enclosure. They seemed to ignore each other.