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McHenry Children's Zoo is a large 3 acre sized facility in Virginia. The facility sits on a grassy square of land. The Zoo has these species:

Bengal Tiger 1.0
African Lion 1.2
Grevy's Zebra 1.2
Pygmy Goat 1.5
Watusi cattle 2.3
Belgian Draft Horse 1.1
Zorse 1.1
African Elephant 0.2
Angus Cattle 0.2
Scarlet macaw 1.1
African Penguin 1.3
White Rhino 1.0
Sheep 1.3
Chicken 1.4
Donkey 1.1
Miniature Donkey 1.1
Alligator 1.1
Reticulated Giraffe 0.2
Caracal 1.1
Golden Eagle 1.0
Emu 1.2
Red Kangaroo 1.2

The Next Zoo is the Cape Black Memorial Zoo

 

I will have to stunt Barrington, since my computer is having issues with the fan, so one I post all of Barrington, all the other zoos posted will be before it, and the zoo posted from Barrington would be the project.

 

Cape Black is a small city in South Africa. As a result, it holds lots of species native to Southern Africa and around. The first exhibit is inside the small mammal house and is for Duthie's golden mole, a species endemic to South Africa. Next in the small mammal house is the Giant golden mole, also endemic to South Africa. Both species have exhibits which are mainly underground, with burrows, and the area above ground mimics the savanna. The next exhibit is a lot larger and full of tree limbs. It is for Brown greater galagos. The next exhibit is grassy and has a few climbing opportunities and houses White tailed rats and Springhares. Next up is a dark exhibit for Blasius' horseshoe bat. The penultimate exhibit is for Aardvarks and Cape sengis. They also have an outdoor exhibit. The ground is mostly grassy but trails are carved through the exhibit for the sengis, and there is a burrow for the aardvarks. The last exhibit is for Black-footed cats, who also have an outdoor exhibit.

Having exited the small mammal house, the visitors reach a large paddock for Cape buffalos. Next is a wooded exhibit for oribis, an antelope rarely found in zoos. A large complex with a large indoor barn houses a large herd of African bush elephants and a neighbouring chain of exhibits houses Southern white rhinoceroses, South African giraffes, Common elands, Burchell's zebras and Bonteboks.
Next to them is a carnivore complex home to Southern lions, South African cheetahs, Caracals and African leopards. Finally, an aviary complex with African crowned eagles, Shoebills and many other smaller birds awaits the visitors near the exit.

Next zoo: Apopa zoo (El Salvador)

 

Apopa Zoo
This is a 10-acre zoo near a beach in El Salvador.

The entry features three exhibits. In the middle is a pond for American flamingos. To the right are sulcata tortoises. To the left is a family of spider monkeys.

The path in the zoo is essentially a circle. If you take the left path (between the flamingos and howler monkeys), you arrive at a small Africa exhibit. There is a three-acre paddock with 1.1 Masai giraffes, 1.3 Thompson's gazelles, and 1.2 Grant's zebras. Next is a food court with outdoor seating that abuts an enclosure for two brother lions.

The next exhibit is an Amazon exhibit. First is a walkthrough aviary with hyacinth macaws, green iguana, capybara, roseate spoonbills, sunbitterns, and yellow-headed amazon parrots. The next two exhibits are home to breeding pairs of giant anteaters and jaguars.

The final exhibit is a little Asia exhibit with exhibits for Komodo dragon, red pandas, Indian muntjac, and gavials. You then end up between the flamingos and the tortoises.

Next Zoo: Grover Park Zoo (United States)

 

The Grover Park Zoo in central Texas is a small zoo famous for their amazing reptile collection. Their 10 acre park is divided so that 4 acres are for their gators and 4 acres for their mammals. On the remaining 2 acres is a large arena where their 5 largest gators can be fed in a large show. At the base of the stadium is the zoo's snakes are. Next to the stadium is a building for lizards, tortoises and caimans. On the other half are a several square enclosures for their other animals.
Species list:
American Alligator (exact number soon to be decided but for now thirty)
Salt-water Crocodile
Aldabra Tortoise 3.3
Nile Monitor 1.1
Crocodile Monitor 0.1
Black Monitor 1.1
Grant's zebra 1.1
Dromedary Camel 1.0
African Lion 1.2
Bengal Tiger 1.1
Emu 1.2
Gray Kangaroo 1.1
Common Wombat 1.1

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Next Zoo the is West Coast Predator Park in Sonoma county,CA

 

West Coast predator park

This zoo in Sonoma is home to predominantly carnivores. The visitors start off on a loop, starting with small carnivores. The first two exhibits are for 1.2 Yellow-throated marten and 1.1 American badger. Further along, the visitors come to an exhibit for 1.1 Rusty-spotted cat. Then there is a much larger exhibit with underwater viewing under a shelter for 1.2 North American river otters. Next door, in a similar exhibit to the otters but without underwater viewing are 2.2 Fishers. Now, the species are much large. 1.1 Jungle cats are in a wooded enclosure adjacent to 1.2 Jaguarundi. A very thickly wooded but otherwise small pair of enclosures hold 2.2 Margay and 1.2 Ocelot. The next exhibit is very large and wooded and is for a pair of American black bears, who also have an urban area in their exhibit to refer to their scavenging lifestyles in the city. A large expanse of grass with a few trees and bushes and a stream acts as a Cheetah exhibit for 1.1. A Grizzly bear exhibit for 1.1 is next and is similar to the black bear exhibit but larger. Finally, the visitors come to a large building with viewing into 4 different exhibit for 1.2 Jaguar, 2.2 Amur leopard, 2.3 African lions and 1.2 Amur tigers. They are all in different exhibits - the jaguar exhibit is thickly-wooded, while the lion exhibit is quite bare - the tiger exhibit is essentially an area of pine forest and the leopard exhibit is full of trees and climbing opportunities.

Next zoo: Point Blanc safari park (France)

 

Point Blanc Safari Park
This is a massive drive-through safari park in northern France. The drive-through area is separated into five zones:

1. Grand Teton
This zone is based on Grand Teton National Park in the United States. There are two large lush exhibits, each featuring climbing rock formations and water features. The first is home to black bears. The second is a community exhibit with herds of moose, mule deer, American bison, pronghorns, and bighorn sheep.

2. Australia
This zone is divided into three sections. One section has a large mod of red kangaroos and a family of emus. Another section has a group of swamp wallabies by a lake. Vehicles go over a bridge over a water feature (the wallabies' and the water belonging to the next animal). Under the bridge is a wall separating the wallabies from the next animal: saltwater crocodiles, which guests can drive by and see them sunning themselves on land, separated from the other animals by a fence of course..

3. Chobe
This exhibit is based on Chobe National Park in Botswana. It starts out at a community exhibit featuring greater kudu, zebras, red lechwe, warthog, sitatunga, roan antelopes, impalas, and cape buffalo. The next section features a family of common hippos. The aforementioned hoofstock except buffalo have access to the hippo area, but the hippos cannot access the hoofstock area due to posts placed wide enough for the smaller hoofed animals to pass through but not the hippos. The last exhibit is home to a pride of African lions.

4. La Argentina
This zone is divided into two sections. One is based on the Gran Chaco habitat and is home to Chacoan peccaries and Darwin's rheas. The second section is based on the Pampas habitat and is home to guanacos, giant anteaters, Patagonian cavies, and lowland tapirs. There is also an exhibit for maned wolves.

5. Chitwan Trek
This zone is based on Chitwan National Park in Nepal. It starts with a community exhibit with Indian rhinos, gaurs, hog deer, chital deer, and wild boars. The next exhibit is home to a pair of striped hyenas. The last exhibit is home to a pair of Bengal tigers.

Between Chobe and La Argentina is the walk-through village where guests can park their cars and see other animals. There is a tall observation tower where guests can look out upon the scenery. The lions of Chobe can be seen from here. There is also a pond for Chilean flamingos. On one side of the flamingo exhibit is a lush habitat for a breeding pair of southern pudus. On the other side is an island exhibit for. There is an Australia House where short-beaked echidnas, koalas, a walkthrough parakeet aviary, a winter home for saltwater crocodiles, and exhibits for venomous snakes can be found. There is also a separate exhibit for ocelots.

Next zoo: Tamaroa Faunapark (Papua New Guinea)

 

A 4-hectare zoo located in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, home to both native new guinea, indonesian and australian wildlife, first opened in 1995. Its primary goal is education of native people on environmental stewardship and native ecology.

Weyburn Zoo (Saskatchewan)

 

A rehabilitation zoo for Canadian fauna and the only zoo in rural northern Saskatchewan, specifically in Stony Rapids.

The entrance:

A place where you find a little paddock for caribou in which the mothers are kept with the calves. Then, at the other side, you find a little exhibit for 1.1 fishers and a restaurant.

Animals:
1.1 fishers.
*2.2 caribous.

Lake Athabasca:

A section specializing in the fauna of the lake's basin. 3 aquariums are home to 0.0.1 Northern Pike, 0.0.2 yellow perch and 0.0.3 white suckers.

If you take an alternate path, you can see a medium-sized aviary with a pond in it for rescued birds. They are 1.2 common loons, 3.3 american white pelicans,1.1 great blue heron and 2.2 double-crested cormorants.

The plains:

All what you would see is a big grass paddock containing 10.20 caribous, 4.4 bisons, 3.3 elk and 3.5 mooses.

Welcome to the Mountains:

You will find 2 exhibits here, medium-sized in a little hill for 1.1 grizzly bears and a pack of 2.3 Canadian Timber Wolves.

Next Zoo is Kumasi Wildlife Adventure. (Kumasi,Ghana)

 

A zoo around seventeen hectares in size, focusing on exotic (For west african people) wildlife, from north american raptors, Australian marsupials, south asian reptiles, to eurasian hoofstock.

Saul Hartley Zoo (southern Alberta)

 

Note: Anyone going to reply can ignore the Alberta bit if they want.

 

Saul Hartley Zoo
This is a 12-acre zoo in a park just outside Edmonton. It focuses on the Rocky Mountains. It is separated into four areas:

Entry Plaza
This is where guests first enter the zoo. There is a mosaic tile plaza patterned to look like North America. Concessions are here. Exhibits for bald eagle, white-tailed deer, and Canada lynx.

Death Row
In the rear of the zoo are three exhibits for predators of the Rocky Mountains. Grizzly bears, gray wolves, and wolverines call this spot home. Their exhibits have plenty of trees and each has a pond for drinking and soaking.

By the Lake
This area starts with a pond for mallards, Canada geese, and a male trumpeter swan when he's not used for breeding. Next is an exhibit for a family of beavers. Last is the largest exhibit in this area, home to a pair of moose and a family of trumpeter swans.

Anim-Altitude
This area is dedicated to animals that live in the actual mountains. Bighorn sheep and mountain goats (mixed together), cougars, peregrine falcon, and turkey vultures live in rocky exhibits.

Next Zoo: Playa del Oro Parque Zoologico (Mexico)

 

Playa Del Oro Parque Zoologico:
This zoo is 8 acres and is located on the outskirts of Playa Del Carmen. It is specialized on African fauna.

The first exhibit you find is called Welcome to Africa! and consists of a big grassland resembling a Savannah where we can find the following species:

2.5 African Elephants
3.3 Blue Wildebeest
3.7 Grant's Zebra
2.2 Cape Buffalo
2.4 Common Eland
5.5 Impala
1.1 Scimitar-Horned Oryx
4.4 Waterbuck
3.6 Reticulated Giraffe
2.2 Red Lechwe
1.3 Kirk's Dik Dik


After that, you encounter the next section named Predator Lands in which we can find individual exhibits for:

1.1 Caracal
2.4 African Lion
1.2 Serval
1.1 African Leopard

The last area of the zoo is an aviary named Feathers Everywhere!

2.2 White-Cheeked Turaco
3.3 Marabou Storks
1.1 African Grey Parrot
5.5 Helmeted Guineafowl
1.1 Guinea Turaco
3.3 Fulvous Whistling Duck
2.3 Congo Peafowl

Next zoo is Bandar City Zoo (Brunei)

 

An eight hectare-sized zoo, mostly home to birds, small mammals, and a very good reptile collection.

Zoo Hampshire

 

Zoo Hampshire:

A small zoo in New Hampshire that mostly displays local New Hampshire fauna with one exception.To your left after you pass the main entrance,you see a row of six small grassy pens home to 1.0.0 Fisher,2.1.0 Raccoon,2.0.0 Red fox,1.1.0 North-American porcupine and 1.0.0 Woodchuck with the sixth pen currently empty but is usually home to 1.0.0 Coyote.After seeing the coyote pen,you come across a large picnic area right next to a pond full of wild waterfowl.After this you come towards four large pens dedicated to birds of prey.Here each pen is inhabited by 1.0.0 Turkey vulture,1.0.0 Osprey,0.1.0 Swainson’s hawk and 1.1.0 Bald eagle.After this you begin the decent back to the main entrance by passing by five more exhibits with three being dedicated to large carnivores.Here 0.1.0 Cougar,2.0.0 Black bear and 1.0.0 Bengal Tiger (White variant) can be found along the trail.Soon you are almost back to where you started but before that you come across two more habitats with one being home to 1.1.0 White-tailed deer and 2.3.0 Wild Turkey while the other and last exhibit at the zoo being home to 1.0.0 Red squirrel.After passing the squirrel area you return to where you had started before and begin to exit.

Next zoo is Washburn Zoo and Gardens

 

I apologize if I did it so bad it’s my first time doing something like this

 

Washburn Zoo and Gardens is located in Salem, Oregon.

Entrance Aviaries

• 1.1 Great Horned Owl
• 1.1 Bald Eagle
• 1.3 Burrowing Owl and 2.2 Gambel's Quail
• 1.1 Little Owl
• 2.3 Helmeted Guineafowl

Crossbill Forest

• 1.2 Parrot Crossbill
• 1.2 Scottish Crossbill
• 1.1 Red Crossbill
• 1.1 Cassia Crossbill
• 1.1 Two-Barred Crossbill

Penguin Peninsula

• 3.5 Magellanic Penguin
• 4.5 Humboldt Penguin and 1.1 Inca Tern
• 1.1 Greater Rhea and 2.2 Guanaco

Macaque Range: Mountain to Sea

• 4.5 Japanese Macaque
• 1.1 Japanese Giant Salamander
• 1.1 Red-Crowned Crane, 1.2 Mandarin Duck, 1.1 Jand 2.2 Green Pheasant
• 2.2 Japanese Serow
• 1.2 Sea Otter
• 0.2 Giant Pacific Octopus

Asian Caravan

• 2.2 Bactrian Camel and 2.3 Red Deer
• 1.2 Przewalski's Horse
• Mongolian Camp
  • 1.2 Yak
  • 1.1 Golden Eagle
  • 1.1 Northern Goshawk
  • 1.1 Peregrine Falcon
  • 1.2 Saker Falcon
• 1.1 Sichuan Takin
• 1.1 Water Buffalo
• 2.3 Banteng
• 1.1 Sarus Crane
• 1.0 Indian One-Horned Rhino and 2.2 Blackbuck
• 2.0 Malaysian Tapir
• 1.3 Visayan Warty Pig
• 1.1 North Sulawesi Babirusa and 1.1 Lowland Anoa

Dennsen Park Zoo

 

I’m back!

 

Will you yoiur previous work, or do Dennsen Park?

 

Since I was banned, I have been working on Barrington, and it is almost ready. I need to do the last area, Africa. So since Africa is so large, it will take a bit. And by a bit, I mean a long while.