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Grant's Zebra/Miniature Mediterranean Donkey Exhibit

July 26th, 2011.

Grant's Zebra/Miniature Mediterranean Donkey Exhibit
snowleopard, 14 Aug 2011
    • snowleopard
      July 26th, 2011.
      14 Aug 2011
    • reduakari
      ?????????
      What???
      Why????
      14 Aug 2011
    • Saro
      And here we have : The number 1 zoo in the US !
      Lovely enclosure and very educational selection of animals :)
      14 Aug 2011
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    • snowleopard
      The icing on the cake is that this photo probably shows 80% of the exhibit. Urban Jungle (the old Elephant Mesa area) is a total mess.
      14 Aug 2011
    • Ituri
      This is part of the upcharge petting zoo known as "Backstage Safari". These are both education animals.
      14 Aug 2011
    • reduakari
      A petting zoo zebra!??!
      That's a lawsuit waiting to happen if I've ever heard of one
      14 Aug 2011
    • Ituri
      15 Aug 2011
    • Otter Lord
      Brings in the $$$

      I don't even visit Urban Jungle/Elephant Mesa anymore.

      And I don't think they can pet the Zebra, but its more for close encounters. This Zebra started out as an animal ambassador really young, so its used to humans. The SDZ probably has the most extensive amount of educational animals and their trainers do a very good job in the many years that they have been having wolves and cheetahs as educational animals, they haven't had any huge problems.
      15 Aug 2011
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