Things You See at the Zoo with F
Aquatic animals often in zoo aquariums
Wild canid sometimes kept in zoo exhibits
Pink wading bird often kept in zoo ponds
Amphibian sometimes kept in zoo reptile houses
Bird of prey sometimes shown in zoo aviaries
Small mammal sometimes kept in petting zoos
Sold at zoo cafes or stands for visitors
Friends can visit and enjoy the zoo together.
Families are common visitors at the zoo.
Insects often present around zoo areas
Plants often grown in zoo gardens
Seen on birds in aviaries or as exhibit items
Fences surround enclosures for safety.
Feline houses feature lions, tigers, and more.
Many zoo mammals have fur you can see.
You can spot animals' feet, hooves, or paws.
A baby deer; lots of zoos have deer exhibits.
Many zoos show flying squirrels in exhibits.
Petting zoos often feature friendly farm animals.
Zoos keep fowl like ducks, geese, and chickens.
Finches are common in many zoo aviaries.
Many zoos have fountains in plazas or gardens.
Sharp teeth shown on signs or in exhibits
Cooling fans appear in indoor zoo areas.
Some zoos’ aquariums display flounder fish.
Dads visit the zoo with their families.
Sold at zoo snack bars and food stands.
Seen on fish in aquarium or pond exhibits.
Common snack sold at many zoo kiosks
- Fingers
Animals leave droppings; keepers clean them up.
Sometimes shown in insect or night exhibits.
A large fruit bat found in some zoos.
Cute desert fox often kept in zoos.
Faces are visible among the zoo visitors.
Water fountains often in plazas or near paths.
Common plants in zoo gardens or exhibits.
Seen on seals, sea lions, or penguins in exhibits.
Young horse; sometimes in kids' petting zoo areas.
Often fly at entrances, exhibits, or events.
A forested area can be part of a zoo landscape.
A zoo floor is easy to spot underfoot.
Common zoo bats; live in nocturnal houses.
Seen in bat exhibits; eats fruit and nectar.
Zoos use fruit to feed animals and in snacks.
Animal feed used by keepers during feedings.
Fire ants may appear in insect exhibits at zoos
Monkeys are classic zoo residents, whatever their antics.
You can spot a flock in aviaries or overhead.
Zoos often have penguins, ostriches, emus.
Fleas can live on zoo animals, tiny parasites
Animal feed; keepers use it to feed animals.
- Funny people
Flying fish models or displays can be in aquariums
Fungus can grow in enclosures, on soil or wood
- food stand
Many zoos have bat houses with bats flying.
Hippos are a classic zoo sight, extra cuddly or not 🦛
Visitors wear these; common in the US.
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