Things You See at the Zoo with W

  • Found in zoo ponds, pools, and animal habitats

  • Large marine mammal sometimes in cold zoo exhibits

  • Large marine mammal, may appear in big aquariums

  • Large wild canid sometimes kept in zoo enclosures

  • Burrowing marsupial sometimes in zoo exhibits

  • Small kangaroo-like marsupial often in zoos

  • Large bovine often kept in zoo savanna exhibits

  • Rare tiger variant often in zoo big cat exhibits

  • Wild pig species sometimes in zoo exhibits

  • Small carnivorous mammal sometimes in zoo exhibits

  • Zoo enclosures and buildings have walls.

  • Birds and bats flap their wings in exhibits.

  • Viewing windows on enclosures and buildings.

  • Often buzzing around or in insect houses.

  • Common in bug displays or used as feed.

  • A viewing window lets you see inside.

  • Drinking water fountains around the zoo.

  • Zoo workers care for animals and help visitors.

  • Wood is used in fences, enclosures, signs

  • A major zoo species in spacious savanna yards.

  • Real bird; some zoos feature woodpecker exhibits.

  • Real carnivore; often kept in northern exhibits.

  • Also called elk; many zoos display wapiti.

  • Visitors carry or buy water bottles at zoos.

  • Zoos produce waste and have bins, trucks

  • Visitor washrooms - term common in Canada.

  • Guests walking along the zoo pathways.

  • Zoos often plant willow trees for shade.

  • Hoofed savanna animal in zoo exhibits.

  • Common zoo visitor; you might spot a woman.

  • Small bird seen wild or in aviaries.

  • You feel wind blowing around the zoo

  • Ducks and geese around zoo ponds and lakes.

  • Mobility aids used by some zoo visitors

  • Many zoos have restaurants with waiters

  • Zoos sometimes exhibit wildcats.

  • Real animal; many zoos keep wild boar.

  • Yup, visitors can include whiny kids.

  • wheels

  • Sold as snacks at zoo cafes or stands.

  • A water hog is another name for a capybara, a zoo mammal.

  • wilk

  • Many zoo animals have visible whiskers.

  • Many enclosures feature waterfalls for animals.

  • Guards/watchmen work at zoos; you can see them.

  • Visitors and staff often wear watches.

  • Paths where visitors wander around the zoo.

  • You walk all around paths in the zoo

  • Willow trees can grow around zoo enclosures.

  • Visitors often include kids who are whining.

  • Commonly refers to a polar bear at the zoo.

  • Some zoos have wells or well-themed areas

  • Rare albino elephant; could be an exhibit.

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