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Gorilla House at Twycross, 28/11/10
29-11-2010
If anyone can work out why that particular pane is still frozen, let me know!
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#2
30-11-2010
If anyone can work out why this gorilla house was designed to look like this, let me know.
Hideous architecture, with no redeeming feature at all. Although I suppose it may have been cheap, and quick to build. |
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#3
30-11-2010
I think you may have found the reasons there. The only other factor I think is simply habit - this is how Twycross has built ape houses for years.
It's slightly odd that after a number of years and millions of pounds of investment, we still have no idea how the new management would build a primate exhibit, as they've yet to build any. |
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#4
30-11-2010
Looks pretty chilly to me, brrr... I think I can see Oumbie just heading back indoors.
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#5
30-11-2010
You can indeed - he was out for a brief trot about but soon disappeared.
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