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| We had a clear
look at the Jaguar a couple of times, as he snoozed, then prowled
around . |
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| A couple of
Golden Lion Tamarins frolicked in front of us for ages. |
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| 'Ouch!' says
the Chuckwalla as he attempts to climb a cactus. |
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| Ngozi is a
9 year old female gorilla, daughter of Vip and Amanda in Gorilla
Group 2. |
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| 'I wish
I had someone to play with!' bemoans the 'baby' tiger. |
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Chinta hides
out in the hammock but Melati is nowhere to be seen today. Shame!
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'Ready
for my closeup, Ms DeMille!' whispers a Lion-tailed Macaque.
Uh, yeah.
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| Father Tapir
eyes us carefully. In the next pen was Mother Tapir and the baby.
We all tried so hard to get a picture of the baby but it was running
so fast that all of my pictures turned out like this:
Two keepers told us that the
baby hadn't been outside for days because of poor weather, and needed
the exercise badly, |
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| Okay - this isn't
what it looks like, honestly! Two Guenons were flying through the
trees and came to a stop on the same branch. Within a few seconds,
they jumped off to the next one. |
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| The West African
Dwarf Crocodile eyes us too. 'Dwarf crocodiles do not attack
humans. However, the large male here at Woodland Park Zoo has lost
his fear of people and would almost certainly attack anyone entering
his pool!' |
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| A large iguana
reminds us of a prehistoric monster! |
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| Among the dried
leaves, the Cobra attempts to make himself invisible. |
