WHERE ARE THERE ZOO'S IN SO CAL.... SAN DIEGO...SANTA BARBARA... BIG OR SMALL........
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There are zoos in Los Angeles and Palm Desert/Indian Wells. For more detailed locations and further information, see their websites below.
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panda bears. They are so cute. You can go to this website to gat info:\n\nhttp://www.worldkids.net/eac/panda.html\nor\nhttp://www.panda-bears.org/\n\nGood luck on your report!!!
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Its all about California, theres a lot of things you can do here. Beaches, theme parks, the days are nice,sometimes a little hot, but nice.
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One of the most spectacular events off the coast of Santa Barbara is the presence of feeding Blue Whales, Minke Whales, and Humpback Whales during May, June, July, August, and sometimes as late as September. Occasionally Right Whales and Orcas are spotted in the channel between the coast of California and the Channel Islands. There are whale watching tours year round, but the Blue Whales are the most spectacular and they are only present during the summer. The American Cetacean Society considers the Santa Barbara channel near the Channel Islands to the be the best place in the world for viewing Blue Whales.\n\nhttp://www.santabarbara.com/activities/whalewatching/\n\nhttp://www.acsonline.org/whalewatchtrips/index.html\n\nThe Mono Basin has a bird migration event in June with large populations of migratory birds:\nhttp://www.birdchautauqua.org/\n\nThe East Bay of the San Francisco Bay has a Return of the Terns event, but it is not yet listed on the website:\nhttp://www.ebparks.org/\n\nHere's a calendar with links:\nhttp://www.cawatchablewildlife.org/festivals.htm\n\nA regular column titled Natrualist's Almanac in "California Wild" magazine by David Lukas has notes on wildlife that can be observed during each month. \nhttp://www.calacademy.org/calwild/standard/backissues.html\n\n\nSummer solstice is about June 21, and there is always an impromptu celebration at Muir Beach, or so I'm told. There won't be migratory animals there, but you never know what might show up.
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Um, there is a place in San Diego call The Flame. I went there a few times when my Aunt came and visited. It was a good time. Lemme see if I can find the addy :)\n\n3780 Park Blvd, San Diego, California, United States
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labrea tar pits.........childrens museum.........gene autry museum, travel town............universal studios.......santa monica pier..they have amusement park lot cheaper than disneyland.........travel town is freehave fun..........enjoy sunny calif
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this site will help you. :)\n\nhttp://www.a2zcolleges.com/veterinary_schools/ca.html
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how about going to the zoo..in philadelphia or cape may county
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The Amazon! In South America. Plenty of animals and plants. Oh, and natives! :-)
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One of my first dates was a total disaster. We had plans to drive to a a zoo in a city about 3 hours away. First off there was road construction so we had to take a detour, the detour was not marked clearly and we got lost. We spent two hours trying to find our way back. We stopped for dinner at some little dive of a restaurant. When the server came around, he was carrying the tray with food on it for us and another table. I ended up having two plates of food in my lap. No change of clothes. So we drove around trying to find a mall. When we finally found one I was too embarrassed to walk around like that. The guy actually swapped jeans with me, eventhough my jeans were wayyy too tight on him. He walked around cracking jokes to everyone and had me laughing my *ss off. We got me a pair of new jeans, and swapped back once we got out to the car. When we do finally get to the zoo, we had an hour till it closed. But we figured what the hell, we'd already been through alot to get there. So we're walking around, and go into the primate house. One end had glass, but at the top it was wire cage. We got p*ssed on (good thing we weren't looking up). So the whole drive home we both drove with the windows down cause the smell of monkey p*ss was so strong we were both sick lol. I actually ended up marrying the guy :D.
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Yes! San Diego has several major faults in the area and could experience a catastrophic earthquake(s) up to 7.7 on the Richter Scale.\n\nGod should be spelled B-I-G B-A-N-G\nPBrax@netscape.com
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I would say the National Zoo in Washington DC.  The orangutans have a rope highway throughout the zoo.  They have gorillas too.  Here's the link:\n\nhttp://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/Primates/\n\nWorst zoo for primates is the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs.  They are in old cages and look so sad.  They have oragutans, chimps, and gorilla.  They also have a one handed gibbon.
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sorry only in san diego have fun !
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Visiting san Diego:\nId take to to Balboa Park to see the museums and zoo, if time permited Seaport Village for some shopping and the evening Gaslamd quarter for dinner and dancing
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Go to the Zoo, if there is one near you.
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A zoo is a public or private park where living animals are kept for exhibition and study. The menageries and aviaries of China, Egypt, and Rome were famous in ancient times. From the late medieval period many rulers had private menageries, some of which later formed the nucleus of public exhibits. Nearly all large cities now have zoological reserves. Notable ones include those of London (Regent's Park), Paris (Jardin des Plantes and Jardin d'Acclimatation, Bois de Boulogne), Berlin (Tiergarten), Toronto (Metro), New York City (Bronx), Chicago (Lincoln Park and Brookfield), Cincinnati, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and San Diego (Balboa Park). Modern trends include breeding endangered animals in captivity (some have been reintroduced into the wild), exhibiting animals in enclosures simulating their natural habitat rather than in cages (open-range zones or safari parks), and educating the public about the principles of ecology.
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We like both.  However, you do get to see a greater variety of animals at the zoo.