They start off the tour with a bang. Bright orange Pelicano Caribeno are squawking near the entrance. They get their colour from eating shrimp.
and these would be Pelicano Africano......
The big cats were out having a good day.
OK...perhaps a lazy day....
Buenos Aires is a city of 10 million people. Many of them probably have never been to a farm, So there were some domesticated animals in the zoo as well. 
They also had a garden, I guess some people may not know where carrots and lettuce come from.
The big cats were out having a good day.OK...perhaps a lazy day....Buenos Aires is a city of 10 million people. Many of them probably have never been to a farm, So there were some domesticated animals in the zoo as well. They also had a garden, I guess some people may not know where carrots and lettuce come from.
These would be African Bongos with a Secretario hanging around.
These little guys are Suricatas from Africa. I think they were huddling together to stay warm. It was a little chilly.
This is the globe at the zoo entrance that floats/spins on water. Someone pointed out that if you look closely, Argentina is 'under water'......maybe its a 'crystal' ball?
This is the globe at the zoo entrance that floats/spins on water. Someone pointed out that if you look closely, Argentina is 'under water'......maybe its a 'crystal' ball?
We all agreed that it was a well designed, world class zoo and would recommend it to anyone to visit if they came to BA.
B.
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