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Fast Sunday in Zoo

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just a zoo in South Africa yet. When I walked Thus, by the shaded area under the lush green trees in East London, it occurred to me that this is a good thing. For the equivalent of 2.50 Euro's goes in the world of disturbed monkeys, tigers and wolves. Even three snakes are on display in glass boxes on the size of an average TV. One comes from the southern United States, one is native and the third has no name plate more. Presumably it is Thabo Mbeki. Small Political Joke on the edge ...





The giraffe pleased relative to find some kid run freedom. One wonders just why the animal is removed here in the middle of downtown, just a stone's throw from the main minibus station, generally issued where giraffes stretch but also in the vicinity in large numbers their long necks to the sky. But this question one would have to then also with the cow, which is a few feet wide of the camel on the lawn. But these are luxury problems. The baboons have obvious behavioral problems are there in her suspiciously outside cage already bent far harder. While the Tigers at least has some room for tigers and the small pack of wolves in its tubular Enclosure at least can run up and down the mandatory Wolf, opened up to me not whether the Nile crocodile was just too lazy or in his bathtub just robbed the place to turn around once. Yes, a zoo is already a pet friendly facility. At least for the rabbits running around everywhere freely and clearly made fun of the prisoners.









Man thinks that animal life is already hard enough. But far from it, there's also the zoo's visitors. I'm still nowhere to feed people so shameless monkeys with peanuts, Giraffes with sweaters worn or seen big cats animated with a sudden clap, as in this idyllic city East London. The highlight though was the family with three children, who threw to the chimpanzees in fact, their Pepsi. Well, he could at least choose between the two market leaders for such showers, because Coca Cola had also been represented here first. At least the visitors have so internalized the motto that sang the dead trousers once: ". Here we are free on a Sunday at the Zoo"