My zoo and aquarium pics

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Aquarium Genoa

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Biosfera Genoa (very small, few animals)

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Zoo Barcelona

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Wonderful photos again!

I saw first the images and I didn't guessed at all that this is zoo Barcelona, one of the zoos I visited various times in my life. Now is a very average zoo with very few interesting species, compared with its much more glorious past. But the putty-nosed guenon is still a nice rarity.

Pardofelis wrote:

I saw first the images and I didn't guessed at all that this is zoo Barcelona, one of the zoos I visited various times in my life. Now is a very average zoo with very few interesting species, compared with its much more glorious past. But the putty-nosed guenon is still a nice rarity.

Thank you. You come from Barcelona? You are right, there was not many rareties.

Taos wrote:

Wonderful photos again!

Thank you again:)

No, but I live in a not very far city: Saragossa.

Pardofelis wrote:

No, but I live in a not very far city: Saragossa.

Interesting to know :)

One week ago, Zoo Prague again

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Prague is a zoo I want to revisit some day in the future.
But you repeated here the photo of the muntjack from Barcelona zoo.
What is the animal between the muntjack and the southern lapwing? A bettong maybe? The only bettongs I saw in my life, were indeed in Prague zoo...

Pardofelis wrote:

Prague is a zoo I want to revisit some day in the future.
But you repeated here the photo of the muntjack from Barcelona zoo.
What is the animal between the muntjack and the southern lapwing? A bettong maybe? The only bettongs I saw in my life, were indeed in Prague zoo...

IS really a phantastic and large Zoo. I think you mean the long-nosed potoroo.

The potoroo in after the emerald dove and before the openbill stork. The one I said - between muntkack and lapwing - is also a potoroo then? It looks completely different and severely damaged, maybe ill? The other potoroo instead is chunky, furry and looks very healthy...

Pardofelis wrote:

The potoroo in after the emerald dove and before the openbill stork. The one I said - between muntkack and lapwing - is also a potoroo then? It looks completely different and severely damaged, maybe ill? The other potoroo instead is chunky, furry and looks very healthy...

Sorry , a brush-tailed bettong

Zoo Antalya

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pic from the oldest zoo of the world - Vienna Schönbrunn (again) 2023

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Thank you for sharing Andreas!

Thank you

Great photos-This one of my all time favourite zoos,I remember going there a number of times in 1990's but haven't been there since.

Taos wrote:

Great photos-This one of my all time favourite zoos,I remember going there a number of times in 1990's but haven't been there since.

Thank you, i understand the reason :)

I think the history of this Zoo is somewhat linked to the history of our hobby.
Great animal choices!

Roger wrote:

I think the history of this Zoo is somewhat linked to the history of our hobby.
Great animal choices!

Thank you

Zoo Cologne

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Thank you