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 | Sea Life Munich is located on the area of the Olympiapark in Munich.
It portrays the life in the Isar and the Danube, bat also the life in the Black Sea and the Mediterranean in over 30 basins.
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 | Munkholm Zoo is one of the largest minizoos in Denmark’s. It is situated the out in country, and can only be reached by car. It is built around an old farm, with enclosures for the smaller mammals and birds and .Inside the farm there is also a smaller terrarium, with exhibits for various reptiles, mostly snakes and iguanas. Some of the mammals and birds at the farm include ferrets, coatis and g... | | 03/27/2008 | 87 |
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 | In the small zoo children can get into contact with the animals and meet them them at close range. More than 700 birds and animals from all over the world enhabit the garden - and you are allowed to feed most of the animals with food that can be bought in the zoo shops.
Ride on ponys, experience the sea lion show or enjoy your packed lunches here.
In addition to the lovel... | | 03/27/2008 | 66 |
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 | The AQUA Freshwater Aquarium is an untraditional attraction in Silkeborg, which opened in May 1993. Here you can see the rare freshwater otter - together with birds, fish, newts, frogs, insects and plenty of aquatic plants from lakes, streams and ponds. AQUA is built in a different way than other aquaria. The round building is lowered into a large lake. Therefore the visitors are right in the ... | | 03/17/2008 | 96 |
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 | Hours of vivid impressions for all the family. Both indoors and out. It’s a chilling experience walking along the glass tunnel and coming face to face with the rays and the huge and awesome sand tiger sharks. On the other hand, helping to prepare food for the fish and the sharks or going crab fishing with our biologists can be fascinating.
There are countless opportunities for learnin... | | 03/17/2008 | 84 |
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 | Scandinavias biggest Terrarium is located in Vissenbjerg, and here you can find crocodiles, snakes, iguanas,
frogs and many other exotic reptiles and mammals from all over the world.
During the summer months, a special outdoor area with lots of exciting animals is open, to complement the permanent indoor exhibits.
http://www.terrariet.dk/Forside_UK.html | | 03/17/2008 | 77 |
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 | The 2 km circuit leads first to a flock of cheeky Amazon parrots, before continuing on through the parrot section that is home to parrots from both Australia and South America.
The large areas of wetland are the habitat of aquatic birds from practically all parts of the globe, including a family of common shelducks. Out in the open savannah landscape, you can see the large ostri... | | 03/17/2008 | 39 |
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 | Ditlevsdal Bison Farm is an old farm in beautiful surroundings close to the Langesø forest. Idyllic Funen atmosphere in the yard, but behind the farm you feel like you are carried back to the American prairie.
Here you have a view to the biggest bison farm in Denmark with around 100 specimen of the great American animal.
At Ditlevsdal farm shop, which is inspired by India... | | 03/17/2008 | 81 |
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 | The fun Fyn family attraction focused on the sea. Here you can see the delightful porpoises – the only breeding whale in Denmark. Keep up with the latest whale research and find out more about the behaviour and anatomy of the porpoise. The seals in the natural harbour pool are also well worth a look, and these cheeky, entertaining animals are trained and fed every day – come and watch!
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 | Skærup Zoo is a privately owned zoo, with a lovely atmosphere. It is situated between Vejle and Fredericia, approximately one hour drive from Germany.
At Skærup Zoo you can experience more than 50 mammal species, including 9 monkey species and 1 ape species – all very playful. You may also enjoy watching approximately 75 colourful bird species.
We are the only zoo in Denm... | | 03/16/2008 | 55 |
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 | This zoo in Randers (Randers Regnskov)is showing life in rain forests around the world in 3 domes (Asia, Africa and South America), a snake garden, an aquariun and an african cave.
In most areas the animals are living free around and close to the public.
http://www.regnskoven.dk/en/ | | 01/05/2008 | 117 |
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 | Mogo Zoo caters for endangered species and participates in animal breeding programs.
Mogo Zoo has an 'Adopt An Animal' Program for members
of the public to assist Mogo Zoo in giving the best care possible to each of the animals. Mogo Zoo is a major tourist attraction on the South Coast of New South Wales, Australia you can find some very strange animals here
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 | Gweek seal sanctuary on Helford River in Cornwall
Added by admin: http://www.sealsanctuary.co.uk/corn1.html | | 11/02/2007 | 221 |
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 | Knowsley Safari Park is a tourist attraction in the town of Prescot, in the borough of Knowsley near Liverpool, England. Situated on the famous estate of Lord Derby, the vast reserve is home to many different animals including elephants, giraffes, lions, tigers and baboons. The Derby Estate have a tradition of keeping animals, ever since the famous artist and nonsense-poet Edward Lear was emplo... | | 10/30/2007 | 126 |
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 | The Worlds Largest Ape Rescue center.
http://www.monkeyworld.org/ | | 10/23/2007 | 242 |
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 | Odense Zoo opened as Odense Animal Park in 1930 but changed the name in 1933.
Today the zoo show animals from all continents. Especially the new penguin hall is very famous.
http://www.odensezoo.dk/site/odensezoo/Startside/ | | 08/14/2007 | 154 |
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 | Located on the danish island Lolland is the biggest in northern Europe, more than 4 mio m2.
It was established in the 1950th. as a closed animal park for 70 Sika deers. 1969 Count Adam W. Knuth by a coinsidence got an offer of having wild animals in his park. At first he said no because it would be too expensive to make but as a animal trader in 1970 placed some wild animals in the park ... | | 04/22/2007 | 185 |
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 | Europe's only combined zoo and botanical garden. It was founded by Wilhelm II. in the 19th century. Impressive is the mauretanic architecture. | | 04/20/2007 | 256 |
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 | Covering a 6.2 sq km-area surrounded by a buffer zone, the Sanctuary holds approimately 266 species of fauna and 47 of flora. The existence of various ecosystems - mangroves, mudflats, lagoons, sabkhas, reed beds and shrub lands - contributes to rich biological diversity.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ras_al_Khor | | 04/19/2007 | 204 |
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 | The Dubai Zoo is located in Jumeirah, it started as a private collection and grew to the exhibits that are seen today. The Dubai Zoo houses many indigenous Arabian species, including the Arabian Wolf, no longer found in the wild, Gordon's Wildcat and the world's only captive breeding colony of Socotra Cormorants.
http://www.dubaitourism.co.ae/Entertainement/?SubCatID=11# | | 04/19/2007 | 295 |
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 | Famous Zoo in Germany, Kronberg. | | 04/15/2007 | 162 |
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 | This is the St. Augustine aligator farm. Another tourist attraction. It is a nice place to visit for the family. There is a long wood walkway that takes you all around the farm and you can watch them feed the alligators. But boy the smell almost takes your breath away. But the kids love it. It also has a small zoo like area with a few small animals. | | 04/12/2007 | 186 |
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 | Four seals can be seen in the Berlin Zoo. |  | 04/01/2007 | 325 |
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 | This zoo is unique because it only shows animals living in the nordic countries, of cause some also lives elsewhere in the nordic hemisphere.
The area where the polar bears are living in this zoo has, as the only ones in the world, their very own ice machine producing ice every day to feel like polar bears.
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http://www.skandinaviskdyrepark.dk/UK/index1.html | | 03/10/2007 | 133 |
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 | A must-see in Bergen : the Bergen Aquarium, which offers one of the largest collections of North Sea fish and invertebrates in its 70 aquariums.
Species from all over the world help to create an exciting presentation of marine life.
You can also study a variety of seals and penguins in the outdoor ponds. | | 02/28/2007 | 194 |
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