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| Page Views: 4,797 Last Visit to Fort Worth: - | FT Worth Zoo by keeweechic - last update: Jun 5, 2005 |
|  | Meerkat Merrekat's are native to the plains of Africa and like dry heat and desert-like conditions. |
Gorillas Isn't he cute ! | | |
| | Lions |
Elephants You can visit Bluebonnet - the Zoo's first baby Asian elephant. The first elephant ever born in the zoo's 90 year history. | | |
| | African Rhinos |
%crPathways%c* One of the many lovely pathways throughout the zoo. The grounds are very lush and tropical looking. | | |
| | Alligators This was a wonderful viewing area to see the alligators. Real up close and personal. |
Pelicans The American White Pelican is found in north and central America. | | |
| | Flamingos Here are a mixture of American, Chilean and another type of flamingo. They were lapping up the warmth of the sun and most were having a snooze. |
A really nice little habitat for these ones. | | |
| | Asian Rhino One of the Asian one-horn rhinos which seem right at home in their habitat which mirrors the wet, grasslands of Nepal. |
Eating | | |
| | Burrowing Owl Live in underground burrows and are often active in broad daylight. First time I had seen owls like this. |
Colobus Monkey The black-and-white colobus is found across equatorial Africa. | | |
| | Prairie Dogs Prairie dogs are a close cousin of the ground squirrel. You can often see them sitting up on their hind legs. |
Zebras This fella almost looked wooden. Those markings are so precise. | | |
| | Nubian Ibex A species of wild goat. |
Black Bears The Black Bear once roamed throughout Texas and were also found in virtually every U.S. state. Today the black bear remains the most common bear species in the world. | | |
| | Deers This one had a bit of an itchy nose at the time. |
Bongos Bongo Antelopes live in the dense tropical rainforests and forests of Africa. They are the only forest antelopes to form herds. | | |
| | Texas Town |
Texas Wild | | |
| | Grave Yard Texas style |
Train The Yellow Rose Express makes a round trip from the Safari Depot to Texas Wild. You can get tickets at both train depots.
Photos which are taken by myself and all headings are copyright and digitally marked. Please do not use them without permission. Thanks. (c) keeweechic 2001-2005 (copyright) | | |
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etfromnc Wed May 23, 2007 21:59 UTC
Happy birthday!! Another year gone but it looks as if you do keep excellent records of how each of them went. | VeronicaG Wed Aug 9, 2006 14:42 UTC
Now that we've moved to the Dallas area, we'll be stopping by Ft. Worth--we're anxious to see this "Cow Town". Thanks for the tips...are you still in the area? | FinePickens Tue Apr 4, 2006 21:50 UTC
I expect to be at Billy Box's tonight (Tues. 4/4/06.) Know anybody that might be there? Dauer's my name | Toyin Wed Feb 9, 2005 21:08 UTC
Cow girls? (~_~). Very interesting page, thanks for sharing. Regards. |
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