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Philly Zoo thread (hold onto your butts!)

Corny Noob

Proud Momma
And these are only the pictures that I thought were worth sharing!
TO THE REPTILE HOUSE!

Very grumpy looking water snake:
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Boxie!
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A lot of the snakes were doing this yesterday, apparently they all think it's lurve time too:
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By the time you see this Gaboon Viper he's already gotcha!
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Cobra:
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What's the difference between these next two I can never remember, I just know one is an amazon tree boa and the other is an emerald tree boa:
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These were the coolest damn little frogs, I don't think I'd ever seen them before, can't have been more than an inch. Hourglass frogs:
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Eyelash viper:
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Dumereils:
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Day Gecko:
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A very sleepy skink:
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Feeding time for the spiny lizard:
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Damn if I can't remember what this is:
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Last reptile house picture just wouldn't fit!
Emerald Swift:
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Now the other animals, hah.

Really hairy Cattle:
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Black and White Ruffed Lemur:
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Yes one of those is a white lion:
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Tigers:
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Sleepy Snow Leopard:
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I know this is random but we went to the children's zoo there...CHICKS!
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Very cool pics!!! I love the cobra and the last pic...which I'm guessing is some kind of viper..
 
Alrighty folks Last batch!

My favorite animal at the entire zoo, aside from the herps. African Wild Dogs:
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Cheetahs!
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Coati:
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Red Panda:
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A very pacey leopard, I felt bad for him :(
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Random pelican!
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White Rhino:
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These Zebras made it really interesting for me, they came running up to the fence when I came over so I was able to get a nice shot:
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And then?

My camera died! :rofl: So that's it. Thanks for looking guys and gals!
 
All of them were really nice pics!! Looks like you had a great time :)

I also love wild dogs! :0)
 
It looks like you had a great time! I really like the pic of the gaboon and the harry cattle, but all the pics were great :)
 
Lovely pictures Jenn! Looks like you had a lovely day! :)

Was the first snake labelled as an ATB? Because that looks like a Green Tree python (from New Guinea, Indonesia etc.) to me, with the second green snake being an Emerald Tree boa (Amazon).

Since the African Wild Dogs were your favourites, I thought I'd share these with you. I took these on my travels to Africa, I was very lucky to see them.

All the best

David
 

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WOW! Wild wild dog pictures! Weee I love them so much.
And you're right Dave, I screwed up the snake names, I told you I always messed those two up.
 
The photos are all great - but thanks especially for the painted hunting dog photos - gorgeous animals, my local zoo has a pack and I think they're just beautiful.

Mind you they also have red pandas and I NEVER see them out of their hides or trees! How wonderful to see one wandering about like that.
 
Very cool!! I took some great photos when I went to the Philly Zoo a couple years ago...
If you ever go to PA again go to the Poconos to the Snake and Animal Farm.. They have a whole buch of alligators (or crocs?) and a huuuggggeeee Retic.
 
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