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I'm just glad he no longer requires help getting up there

I was in the garden when I saw this bird fly into our house threw an open door. I catched it, snapped a few shots and let it go (not inside the house =).

Cheers / Alve

these are the photos of my project called captivity about animals life in behind bars in the zoos

When I went to Chicago for my brother's Naval Academy graduation we stopped at the mall in town which had this wildlife zoo smack dab in the middle.

Outside the Dell, on the grounds of UVA.

An American Alligator waits ... and waits ...

Taken at a "petting" zoo (but no petting the Alligators!) in Wisconsin.

Capybaras are like the perpetually stoned, easy-going cousin who comes over and raids your fridge.

Awesome portland restaurant where they play with your kids AND feed them in captivity. Champagne on the grown up table!

Serpent ratier vert / Green Trinket Snake. Captivity.

Stone Zoo

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Sunset and Bates

Fabiana Casella

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Fort Worth Zoo

Casablanca - Maroc - 2012

Cassowary at Rainforest Habitat Wildlife Sanctuary, Port Douglas, Queensland. Sadly, we never saw one in the wild.

A tiger prowls around his enclosure at Beijing Zoo, whilst spectators look down from above

The Highland Wildlife Park again. Wildcats are an endangered relative of the common pet-cat .

from a 2006 butterfly exhibit at the conservatory of flowers, golden gate park

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australian cockatoo - Black cockatoo found in Australia mainly feeds on plant seeds in the woodland.. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24713706-austra...

Barbary macaque in the botanical gardens wildlife park, Gibraltar. I only wished I'd got the focus point on the eyes rather than the nose. Doh!

Subject: Dolphin Show |

|Location: Safari Wildlife Park|

|Date: 17 June, 2012 |

www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6vawRPRoTc

-53% of those dolphins who survive the violent capture die within 90 days.

-Average lifespan wild dolphin: 45 years. Captive: 5 years.

Subharnab Majumdar

‎-animals are such agreeable friends, they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms....

Colchester Zoo

Yun Zi

Only your mind can set you free