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Zoos General:     more books (100)

The Zoo by Suzy Lee, 2007-03-01 Terror at the Zoo by Peg Kehret, 2001-12-31 Zoo School by Laurie Miller Hornik, 2004-05-24 WE GO TO THE ZOO (Cuddle Board Books) by Elizabeth Hathon, 1992-11-10 The Zoo (I Like to Visit) by Jacqueline Laks Gorman, 2005-01 Psychology and Behaviour of Animals in Zoos and Circuses by Heini Hediger, 1969-06 1, 2, 3 to the Zoo: A Counting Book (The World of Eric Carle) (Coloring Book edition) by Eric Carle, 2007-01-18 My School's a Zoo! by Stu Smith, David Catrow, 2004-07-01 Out and About at the Zoo (Field Trips) by Kathleen W. Deady, 2002-12 Noisytime for Zoo Animals (Zoo Animals (Carolrhoda)) by Caroline Arnold, 1998-11 Zoo Animals (DK Finders) by DK Publishing, 1997-05-01 Splashtime for Zoo Animals (Zoo Animals (Carolrhoda)) by Caroline Arnold, 1998-12 A Children's Zoo by Tana Hoban, 1985-10-21 What's New at the Zoo? An Animal Adding Adventure by Suzanne Slade, 2009-06-10

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41. AAZK
    An interactive resource with information about the zoo world, zoo keeping profession and conservation of plant and animal ecosystems.  
    http://www.aazk.org/
    
    Extractions: Member's Login Search for: Serving as a professional organization for zookeepers, AAZK is a valuable resource for dedicated animal care workers. AAZK is dedicated to advancing animal care, promoting public awareness, enhancing professional development and contributing to local and global conservation through fundraising and stewardship. Our goal is to inspire and motivate through our roles as animal caregivers, educators and conservationists. Through workshops, conferences, newsletters, and internet forums, AAZK helps animal care staff stay current in husbandry, training, nutrition, and conservation. Well educated keepers using modern techniques means the animals in their care benefit tremendously. San Diego, CA

42. Abstracts: Heartland Style: Home Furnishings With Midwest Character. Basketry: A
    Article Abstract Midwestern furniture design has been influenced by the strength, simplicity, and dignity of the land itself. In particular, the simplicity of country traditions  
    http://www.faqs.org/abstracts/General-interest/Heartland-style-home-furnishings-
    
    Extractions: Faqs.org homepage Abstracts index General interest Article Abstract: Midwestern furniture design has been influenced by the strength, simplicity, and dignity of the land itself. In particular, the simplicity of country traditions, the rustic quality of the North-Woods area, and the quiet and direct traditions of the prairie have been major influences. Publisher: Meredith Corporation Cover Story, Furniture User Contributions: Comment about this article or add new information about this topic: Comment: (50-4000 characters) Name: E-mail: Security Code: Display my email: Article Abstract: Baskets were an important part of the pioneers' everyday lives when they were settling the American heartland during the 19th century. Contemporary residents of the Midwest can continue the tradition with a wide range of baskets available today. Publisher: Meredith Corporation

43. BlackDog - You Belong At The Zoo
    Zoo animal puzzles, quizzes, photo safari, wallpaper, screen savers, postcards, and tips for visiting the zoo. Also has links to zoos around the United States.  
    http://blackdog4kids.com/zoo/index.html

44. Circuses, Rodeos, And Zoos - General Autism Discussion
    Wrong Planet Aspergers and Autism Community Does anyone else cringe during rodeos and circuses, and feel sad at zoos?  
    http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt126757.html
    
    Extractions: Posted: Sun May 23, 2010 11:16 am Post subject: Circuses, Rodeos, and Zoos Does anyone else cringe during rodeos and circuses, and feel sad at zoos? I can't help but feel sad for the animals. Rodeos, and circuses are the worst. Rodeos, are cruel IMO. Circuses seem oppressive as they make the animals act in a very unnatural way, and live unnaturally, too. I get a knot in my stomach while looking at animals at the zoo in little cages. The primates are the worst, since I guess that I know that they know they're being oppressed. It's just so sad, and wrong to me for humans to treat animals like they're here solely for our entertainment. No one else that I know seems to understand what I'm talking about when I express my opinion on this subject.

45. Zooparc De Trégomeur
    Espace de d couverte des ambiances et des animaux du zoo qui ouvrira en avril 2006. C tes-d Armor (22).  
    http://www.zoo-tregomeur.com/

46. The EnviroLink Network - Animal Sanctuaries And Zoos
    Animal Sanctuaries and Zoos General Information  
    http://www.envirolink.org/topics.html?topic=Animal Sanctuaries and Zoos&topi

47. The Electronic Zoo
    Large collection of animal related internet resources presented in a fun and easy to navigate manner. Includes many links to individual zoo websites.  
    http://netvet.wustl.edu/e-zoo.htm

48. Animals
    Fish and Ocean Life; Insects; Mammals; Reptiles and Amphibians; Zoos; General sites on animals; Books on Animals; Other related pages Dinosaurs  
    http://www.kidport.com/RefLib/Reference/Animals/Animals.htm
    
    Extractions: Explore the world of animals. Top of Page Facts on California condors and the story about how they are coming back from near extinction. Top of Page Information on animals and plants living in the ocean. Information on fish and ocean life including pictures. A Riverdale School project including information and links on salmon. Top of Page Lots of information on bees and beekeeping. Also lots of links to other bee web sites. Great collection of pictures and facts about butterflies. Yuckiest site on the Internet covers yucky bugs. Worms at the yuckiest site on the Internet. Covers yucky bugs. Top of Page Bat facts and other interesting bat information from the Bat Conservation Society. Lots of information on bears.

49. Virtual Zoo
    A gallery of pictures of zoo animals and an aquarium applet that makes it appear as though fish were swimming on your screen.  
    http://www.lawrencegoetz.com/zoo/

50. Museums In Missouri
    TAGS Missouri, automotive, holocaust, occupational, anthropology, Sculpture, Furniture, zoos, general history, European history, American history, planetariums, Religious art  
    http://www.museumstuff.com/museums/missouri.php
    
    Extractions: Cities for Missouri Ava Belton Benton Bloomfield ... Missouri LINKS TO MISSOURI MUSEUMS : This is the primary gateway page for museums, libraries and archives that have a primary theme or significant collections related to Missouri - We have 174 museums and archives listed in our database, which have been packaged into a variety of sub-topics and guide pages such as Missouri art museums Missouri history museums and Missouri science museums TAGS : Missouri, automotive, holocaust, occupational, anthropology, Sculpture, Furniture, zoos, general history, European history, American history, planetariums, Religious art, Medieval history, evolution, Medieval art, aviation, discovery centers, space exploration, Figures, European art, archaeology, living history, 20th century history, numismatic, museums Adair County Historical Society Museum - Kirksville

51. Zoo Zürich - Zoo Zürich Zooh Zoobesuch Masoala Tiere ZH
    Pr sentation, photos, historique et plans, services et informations pratiques.  
    http://www.zoo.ch/

52. Gladys Porter Zoo
    From Asia we move to the African section of the Zoo. The huge area has many of the large mammals that people  
    http://www.gpz.org/virtualtour/pages/b6_jpg.htm
    
    Extractions: From Asia we move to the African section of the Zoo. The huge area has many of the large mammals that people associate with zoos, such as the white rhinoceros. Like many big mammals, it is threatened with extinction in the wild, and much of the population now exists in zoos. General Information I History I Staff I News and Events I Collection I Brownsville I Departments I Services I Volunteers I Maps I Adopt-An-Animal I Home

53. Zoo De Servion - Zoo
    Pr sente ce parc et ses animaux. Informe sur les horaires et les naissances. Vaud.  
    http://www.zoo-servion.ch

54. HWPL Science Links
    www virtual library Zoos; General Sites; Brooks/Cole Biology Resource Center Go Biology Surfing; Dictionary of Cell Biology; Discovery Channel  
    http://www.hwpl.org/sciencelinks.html

55. Zoos: A Historical Perspective | Smithsonian Institution Libraries On Display
    Online exhibition by the National Zoological Park Library, Smithsonian Institution.  
    http://www.sil.si.edu/ondisplay/zoos/

56. Spiral Wishing Wells
    Museums Zoos; General Info; United States; International; Corporate Programs; Toy MiniWell; Student's Guide; Company; Contact; Public Locations. Spiral Wishing Wells have been the coin-funnel  
    http://www.spiralwishingwells.com/public/index.html
    
    Extractions: Public Locations Spiral Wishing Wells have been the coin-funnel supplier to museums, zoos, and other public institutions since 1985. Posted: November 14, 2010 Announcing the New Giant Seven Footer - The World's Largest Coin Funnel Our newest model is the giant Seven Footer. It is specifically designed for museums, zoos, aquariums, planetariums, and other public installations, as well as shopping malls and other large floor-space locations. If you have the necessary floor space, the Seven Footer offers a lot more play value with eight coin-launch ramps, and it commands a lot more attention because of its size and visually compelling shape. Click here to see a YouTube movie clip of coins spiraling around the Seven-Footer funnel and putting on their show. Click here for more information about the Seven Footer. The USA and International links at the bottom of this page list a cross-section of Museums, Zoos, Aquariums, Planetariums, Libraries, and other public locations which have purchased one or more Spiral Wishing Wells. You will notice that many institutions have more than one Well. Often, they place one or more "on-site" and others in retail locations which raise lots of money and serve as "billboards" inviting people to come visit at the same time.

57. Ardastra Gardens, Zoo & Conservation Center | Nassau, Bahamas
    Nassau, Bahamas. Visitor information, description of zoo and gardens, photos, and conservation program summary.  
    http://www.ardastra.com/

58. Cleveland Metroparks Zoo And Rainforest User Reviews - Cleveland, OH 44109 - Cit
    Botanical Gardens, Banquet Rooms, Reception Centers, Zoos, General Government Offices  
    http://cleveland.citysearch.com/review/7980757
    
    Extractions: Cleveland OH Neighborhood: Old Brooklyn clemetzoo.com Facebook Daily 10am-5pm Last updated 2.02.09 Botanical Gardens Banquet Rooms Reception Centers Zoos ... Gallery 4 reviews 2 reviews 1 reviews reviews reviews ... Write a Review I thought it was a good zoo I went to the zoo a couple of years ago, and I thought it was a pretty good zoo. I thought that it wasn't too small. I really enjoyed its indoor rain forest and its elephant exhibit. The picnic area is also nice. helpful not helpful comment share With its indoor rain forest, huge primate collection and exotic animals, this old zoo has plenty of new thrills. Overview

59. Kratts' Creatures | PBS Kids GO
    An interactive map featuring animals from around the world.  
    http://pbskids.org/krattscreatures/

60. Guayaquil Landmarks | Guayaquil Sights
    Church of Santo Domingo, also known as the Church of Saint Vincent was the first church of this city, built in 1548 and reconstructed on several occasions because of fires.  
    http://www.world66.com/southamerica/ecuador/guayaquil/sights
    
    Extractions: It's a delightful place as soon as you arrive you will feel what Guayaquil's looks like back in the 60's they had rebuild everything and the people there explain you all the history step by step is a Must SEE. You can either drive or take the Ferry that departs from the Malecon 2000 both ways are great. Check the following Web Site, with excellent information:

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