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"Daddy’s taking us to the zoo today,
zoo today, zoo today.
Daddy’s taking us to the zoo today so we can play all day.
We’re going to zoo, zoo, zoo,
What about you, you, you?
We’re going to the zoo, zoo, zoo."
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Why not take your students to the zoo, too. Visit some of the
world’s most famous zoos and see animals from all over the globe.
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 Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, GA.
Founded in 1889, it is one of the 10 oldest zoos in continuous operation in the United
States. The zoo's collection consists of nearly 1,000 specimens, representing 250 species
of animals from all over the world, living in natural environments.
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| The National Zoo, Washington, D.C. Take a your
ticketless trip to the Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park. The Zoo was
created in 1889 "for the advancement of science and the instruction and recreation of
the people." Today’s zoo is a BioPark – featuring wildlife, natural history
museums, botanic gardens, aquaria, and even art galleries to illustrate the splendor of
all living things. |
| The Electronic Zoo. Looking for
information about a specific animal? Take a field trip to the virtual zoo. This is an easy
to use list of Internet sites about animals and veterinary resources. |
| Audubon Field Trips.
The Audubon Society has a site that contains field trips about different species of
birds. |
| Zoological
Society of San Diego. This site has everything but the sights and sounds of the
zoo. You can go on a cyber-safari or use the easy navigation menus to explore an
area of interest to you. |
| The Belize Zoo. This
site has a lot of information on the zoo and the different regions that are in Belize.
This site is very informational, and the reptile pictures are really neat. |
| The Columbus Zoo. This site is so full
of information that you may want the spend the whole day just looking through it.
This lists many of the animal categories that the other zoos overlook. This is a
must see site! |
| The Philadelphia Zoo. This site is
great because it lists how to conserve our natural resources and the environment.
This can give you simple ideas on how to do your part to help the environment. It
even lists which animals are on the endangered list. This is a must see site for
informational purposes. |
| The Austin Zoo. This site has an
awesome "Big Cat Club" for those of you who are into large cats. The
graphics on this site are also really good. It also spotlights some of the animals
and gives alot of information on that animal. |
| The Oregon Zoo. This site has
a must see "Rhino Cam". Also the "No Adults Allowed" section can
give school children good information for school reports. It also lists 101 things
that you can do to save animals. |
| The Omaha Zoo. The
Henry Doorly Zoo has been rated the number one zoo in the Midwest. The Henry
Doorly Zoo has a 61' by 83' IMAX screen that shows daily screenings. The
auditorium seats 358 people and because of the sloped seating, a persons view is
never blocked. Also at this spectacular zoo there is an amazing cat complex, 1.5
acre rain forest, and an 850,000 gallon aquarium. |
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