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African Cobra
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Alligator
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Bison
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Brolga
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Flamingo
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Gibbon
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Hippo
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Hippo
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Iguana
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Lion
Caged pride. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Lion
These cubs were born last July. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Lizards
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Long Horn Sheep
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Macaw
They take out two Macaws so people can watch them fly around. ©T...
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Macaw
The fly by. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Macaw
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Macaw
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Orangoutang
This Orangoutang was digging for honey which was placed in this rock by the...
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Otter
Thesse tow cheeky fellows are asian Otters. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Sealion
This is the male Australian Sealion. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Sealions
The smaller Sealion is the female. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Spider Monkey
This female is pregnant. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Tree Snake
This snake is around 8 feet long. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Tree Snake
I like its eyes. ©T C Lubcke 2005
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Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby
These are threatened in the wild but through breeding programs they are being...
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Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby,
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Zebra
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Australia
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