Things You See at the Zoo with M

  • Primate often kept in zoo enclosures

  • Large deer species sometimes in zoo exhibits

  • Small rodent sometimes in zoo exhibits

  • Small rodents often kept in zoo education areas.

  • Small mammal often in zoo desert exhibits

  • Small carnivorous mammal sometimes in zoos

  • Aquatic mammal sometimes in large zoo aquariums

  • Mothers can certainly be zoo visitors 👩

  • Wild cat species sometimes kept in zoos

  • Large colorful parrot often in zoo aviaries

  • Zoo maps are posted; visitors use them.

  • Small mustelid; some zoos display minks.

  • Domestic equid; petting zoos may have one.

  • Real animal; several zoos exhibit them.

  • Small burrowing mammal, often in zoo exhibits.

  • Some zoos have manatee exhibits and rescues.

  • Enclosures often have mud for rhinos or pigs.

  • Seen in aquarium or marine exhibits at some zoos.

  • In aviaries or as wild birds flitting around.

  • A tiny monkey you can often spot in zoos.

  • Sometimes shown in North American exhibits.

  • A colorful primate often featured in zoos.

  • A common zoo monkey with many species.

  • Valid in the UK: “mums” means mothers visiting.

  • Often in insect exhibits or on zoo grounds.

  • Food for carnivores; seen at feedings.

  • Pesky insects you might spot around enclosures.

  • May flutter near lights or bug exhibits.

  • Venomous snake kept in many reptile houses.

  • Ducks in ponds; wild or in bird exhibits.

  • Shown in mountain or alpine animal habitats.

  • Common visitor—many moms bring kids to the zoo.

  • A cleaning tool staff use around the zoo.

  • Often shown in insect or arthropod houses.

  • Moss grows on rocks and logs in zoo habitats.

  • Petting zoo or farm areas may have a mare.

  • A mother may be visiting with her family 👩

  • Sold as snacks or used as animal treats.

  • Zoo managers work on site; you might see one.

  • Sometimes shown in bug exhibits at zoos.

  • Many zoos house musk oxen in cold exhibits.

  • The moon can be visible above the zoo at night.

  • A monk is a person you might spot visiting the zoo.

  • Used on zoo paths and in animal enclosures.

  • Often seen in zoo butterfly gardens.

  • Sold at the cafe or used to feed young animals.

  • Gift shops sell merchandise with zoo animals.

  • Extinct, but shown as statues or exhibits.

  • Door mats and play mats are around the zoo.

  • You can spot (and smell) animal manure.

  • Seen in some zoo aquariums or ray exhibits.

  • A real primate species kept in many zoos.

  • Common big-cat exhibit in many zoos.

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