If you do post a pic of the animal you like to see the most. I like.....









hipo's

subhuman09 said:

besides the zoo I love lookin at this animal anywhere.....

TheFrog said:

Bring a fish and you got an easy date.

I believe the name is Wobbles.

subhuman09 said:

how about an otter instead?

JustinCase said:

Very cute and tempting-even in "I wanna hug" mode, but they're crafty bastards.

I once knew an otter named Harold who had the ability to stitch a neon sweater that blinded the Hubble!

Harold's a mean drunk too.

Actually I love beaver.




crafty as can be

The Zoo was great....

noepie said:

Well done, I was hoping somebody would do that.

I absolutely love the zoo.. Dolphins large cats and Panda bears are my fave. Memphis Zoo Rocks!

NinoSasgakagrachi said:

agent99 said:

Where have you been!!

I love going to a good zoo that treats the animals right...my fave is the king of the jungle...

I like seeing the pantha girls when they're there.

I find zoos depressing. I haven't visited one since 1979.

BinaryJustin said:

is it cuz the animals aren't free?

PEJ said:

Maybe it's cuz the admission's not free...

It's not so much that the animals aren't free, it's just that they always look so sad. I don't mind animals being in (large) enclosures so long as they are comfortable, healthy and happy.

I think it was 1979 anyway. I'm not really sure... "Sunday Girl" by Blondie was in the UK Top Ten Singles Chart. I kept hearing the song all that Summer. I remember that I used to think she was singing: "I know a girl who's got smelly feet".

I was on a coach with a school trip. I hated it. The whole place smelled of shit and all the animals looked lifeless and dead.

Natisse said:

Yes, but it's so rare to find any that WILL treat them right, so I don't like zoos in general

I just took my daughter to the zoo a couple weeks ago, we both had a great time, but the animals were obviously depressed. man does that sound bad

ella731 said:

The wild part about it is, if you go on a safari in Africa, 90% of the time the animals look and act exactly like they do in zoos...lol...they lay around mostly, walk slowly...but it does indeed feel as if they're doing so by choice (or by nature), instead of by circumstance. Seeing a majestic lion laying casually in a wide-open field gives a different impression than seeing a majestic lion laying in the exact same casual manner while within a restricted confinement...

Byron said:

animals will be animals

PEJ said:

God love 'em...

I have boys so I live at the zoo But my favorite to see at the real Zoo has always been the Seals