zoogoers造句

• It is not unusual for animals to make emotional contact with patient zoogoers.
• Zoogoers agree that it is likely the best zoo on Earth for elephants.
• Thomas then faints, and the male zoogoers argue with their wives about how to revive him.
• Zoogoers would often jeer or scream at him in a misguided attempt to get him up and moving.
• While zoogoers craned their necks, the hairy creatures climbed along the cables, big melon bellies hanging out.
• In polling zoogoers as they leave, he says, they simply want visible animals, shade and clean bathrooms.
• The wolf exhibit, he points out, is also a breeding program, allowing zoogoers behind-the-scene views.
• But behind all the cuteness of the ursine urchin lurks a highly sophisticated animal _ manifesting traits casual zoogoers wouldn't dream of.
• To researchers like Reiss, improving the quality of life in zoos and aquariums may give the animals a bit of the pleasure that they give to zoogoers.
• Other marked parking spots will be available on Cherokee Avenue and Boulevard, but Atlanta police will be out in force making sure zoogoers don't park illegally in the neighborhood.
• Both habitats allow zoogoers to see the animals in near-natural habitats _ and to watch their underwater antics through thick sheets of glass that form one side of their swimming tanks.
• Zoogoers would have to travel to the Indianapolis Zoo or North Carolina Zoological Park to see a similar desert exhibit, but on much smaller scales, says Jane Ballentine with the American Zoo and Aquarium Association.
• In test after test, dogs of varying breeds, even without training, were quick to pick up communication signals from the human experimenters, while the chimps _ known to most zoogoers as highly intelligent _ failed repeatedly.
• From the air, zoogoers can get panoramic views of Balboa Park, downtown San Diego and its harbor, as well as zoo exhibits that include Hippo Beach and Monkey Mesa, with its Scripps Flight Aviary and Gorilla Tropics.
• This, however, was in the days when zoogoers fed the animals, so the savvy bears headed for the snack bar, where they ate everything in sight before they were herded back to their enclosure by zookeepers in cars and pickup trucks.
• For all this flair, William Conway, president of the Wildlife Conservation Society, which operates the city's zoos, acknowledges that the new exhibit, called Butterfly Zone and scheduled to be open this summer and next, may be a stretch for some zoogoers.
• There is the twitch-eyed monkey keeper who looks like his lion-tailed macaques, the avuncular bear keeper who likes to pitch day-old hot dogs down the bottomless maw of his grizzlies, the tropical-house keeper who has to dig down the throat of a questionably sedated crocodile to pull out the gobs of ingested pennies heedless zoogoers have tossed into his water.