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Maned Wolf - Hamerton 21-05-2016 5D2A5918

• Liebre común, liebre europea

• European hare, brown hare

 

Scientific classification:

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum:Chordata

Class:Mammalia

Order:Lagomorpha

Family:Leporidae

Genus:Lepus

Species:L. europaeus

 

Paso Centurión, Cerro Largo, Uruguay

 

• Lechucita de campo

• Southern burrowing owl

 

Scientific classification

Kingdom:Animalia

Phylum:Chordata

Class:Aves

Order:Strigiformes

Family:Strigidae

Genus:Athene

Species:A. cunicularia

 

Santa Regina, Colonia, Uruguay

In the Museum of Zoology, University of Cambridge. This museum is a gem and worth a prolonged visit. I particularly enjoyed comparing the bone structures of mammals, a hippo, elephant, big cat etc to see how they had adapted to their different stresses and tasks.

Arribant a primera hora del matí, el passat dimecres ens va saludar aquest MD-11F de Lufthansa Cargo, venint de Frankfurt am Main a carregar 12 lleons i 4 ossos per dur-los al zoo de Chicago.

 

Aquí el veiem rotant per la 25R cap a Chicago O'Hare.

 

Agraeixo des d'aquí a la persona que em va passar la informació sobre el vol.

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HOMEはいつも動物園。

 

特に動物好きってわけじゃあない。

植物のほうが好き。謎。

 

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Yet another creature I had never heard of.

 

Yellow Mongoose

 

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This museum is a gem and worth a prolonged visit. Campre the bone structures of these large mammals with those of hominids -

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Taken from the top of Corstorphine Zoological Park, Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Zoo de Barcelona

 

So, Hamerton Zoological Park, with loads of amazing animals to wonder at. And my son likes the lambs and goats best. He ran around chasing them for ages, and eventually stopped, contemplating a couple of lambs. I nearly fell over laughing when I heard him say to himself, "Now, which one shall I take home with me?" Wish we had a bigger garden, would happily have had a goat.

The Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens, commonly known as the Melbourne Zoo, is a zoological park in Melbourne, Australia. It is located within Royal Park in Parkville, approximately 4 kilometres north of the centre of Melbourne. It is the primary zoo serving Melbourne.

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This abandoned Zoology Department lies on the edges of a busy University campus. These buildings have been derelict since the latter 2000s.

This photo was taken in the bird show of Zoorasia (Yokohama Zoological Gardens).

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This abandoned Zoology Department lies on the edges of a busy University campus. These buildings have been derelict since the latter 2000s.

ZooPark 2012 - the annual zoological fair and exhibition in Lublin, Poland.

 

An interesting event - not sure what was more exotic and unusual: beautiful, rare animals or the behaviour and all the small rituals of their owners, breeders and visitors...

 

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Zoology Museum, Cambridge, September 2023

Specimen stained with alizarin to show calcium.

Grant Museum of Zoology, London

Gemeinnüzzige Naturgeschichte des Thierreichs :

Berlin ;bei Gottlieb August Lange,1780-1789.

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A buffalo (bison) at the National Zoological Park in Washington, DC.

A red panda at the National Zoological Park in Washington, DC.

A panda at the National Zoological Park in Washington, DC.

This wonderful peacock display was captured at Taronga Zoo on a family outing back in 2008. There is also a video which can be viewed here:

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Hadiah, born December 12, 2006 at Woodland Park Zoo.

These are the final three pictures from the exhibition of local contemporary artist Josh Foley's show, "Calculating Infinity".

 

Foley is well and truly into Symbolist art and we can see this in his take on a portrait of Queen Victoria. The title is interesting and might have many meanings, but the most obvious one is that during Victoria's reign there was a great interest in cataloging the new species discovered in the colonies.

 

But look closely at the code in the letters: Among the binary computer code we read, "Which face is yours?" Now look at Victoria's face.

 

In the fashion of a Francis Bacon painting it is dripping with paint (as if melting in some furnace). And on her forehead a third eye. Fascinating stuff. I'll let you sort it out.

Transactions of the Zoological Society of London

[London] :Published for the Zoological Society of London by Academic Press

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Leopard cardy with a zebra chemise,

Not creatures that lie down together?

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