Those are amazing!!! :eek: :D Thank you so much for sharing. I love the two elephants "playing" with one another.
Those are amazing!!! :eek: :D Thank you so much for sharing. I love the two elephants "playing" with one another.
Oh yes. I also consider it as a good thing, but I was just surprised, I've never seen it before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barbara
Of course it can always be a problem with some owners who do not control their dogs, if there are free birds, for instance. I have been to several zoos where some of the animals were "free".
Kirsten, I love all your new pictures too! The bigs cats, sorry, lions are cute :)
WOW, these are terrific pictures, Kirsten!! It is amazing how close the animals seem to be; you sure have a great "zoom" on your camera!!
Because many animals are from English speaking countries (of course the other have French, Kisuaheli ...you name it.... signs) :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
What incredible pictures! Even better than being there!
They're not all in English, the "sea food" one you saw of the pictures is only deco stuff. It's part of the African section "Sambesi", you can see it when you take one of the boats which lead you through a beautiful African landscape, and you can also see many animals from there: giraffes, zebras, hippos, rhinos and many waterbirds. It's just beautiful and very peaceful, especially in the evening when most of the visitors have gone.Quote:
Why are the signs in a German Zoo in English? Just curious......
In the "jungle palace", which is supposed to look like a ruin of an ancient maharaja palace in India that is now claimed back by nature (elephants, tiger etc.) you can also see some English signs ("Beware of Tiger!" LOL). Guess this is to make that place look more authentic. :)
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Of course it can always be a problem with some owners who do not control their dogs, if there are free birds, for instance. I have been to several zoos where some of the animals were "free".
That's true, actually. In Hannover, there are also many birds running free, such as ducks, peacocks, turkeys, hens etc. Emma was VERY interested in the ducks, and I'm sure she would have loved to catch one. But of course she was walking on a leash, and Reinhold was extra careful when birds were around.
BTW, for some reason, Emma was very annoyed by the cheetah. Everytime she passed her, Emma barked angrily and jumped against the glass panel. The cheetah, however, seemed to know that Emma couldn't reach her, and ignored her completely. :)
More English deco signs in the Jungle Palace:
http://www.catmom.de/pix/zoo36.jpg
http://www.catmom.de/pix/zoo37.jpg
Kirsten
^ Bump for Sara to see. :)
Kirsten