who is the real foundre of the philadelphia zoo?
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The Philadelphia Zoo is the oldest zoo in America.  It was originally conceived by Benjamin Franklin, but it wasn't chartered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania until March 21, 1859.  Its opening was delayed by the Civil War, and it finally opened on July 1, 1874.\n\nSo Franklin was the driver behind the zoo, but he didn't live to see it.  \n\nToday, the William Camac Founder's Award is presented to a Friend of the Philadelphia Zoo who best exemplifies the profound generosity and enthusiasm for the Zoo embodied by Dr. William Camac, who founded the Philadelphia Zoo in 1859. \n\nSo, Franklin conceived of it, Camac made it happen, and the Governor of Pennsylvania at the time (William Fisher Packer) and the mayor of Philadelphia (Alexander Henry) got it chartered, so I think all share in the spotlight.  However, the recognized founder is Camac.\n\nIn addition to being the first zoo in America, it is also the first to open a special zoo just for children.
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You could try googling the name.\nor try sites like http://www.whowhere.com/
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how about going to the zoo..in philadelphia or cape may county
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The Vienna Zoo (Schonbrunn Palace) is considered the oldest zoo in the world. The Vienna Zoo opened to visitors in 1752.
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The Eagle?????? im pretty sure it is tho!
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Some say it is the bird: http://funkman.org/animal/reptile/crocodile.html\n\nOthers claim it may be the turtle:\nhttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1999/02/990217075533.htm
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Floquet de Neu (c. 1964 – November 24, 2003) was an extremely rare albino gorilla, the most popular resident of the Parc Zoològic de Barcelona in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.\n\nHe was originally named Nfumu Ngi (Fang, "white gorilla"), then later on nicknamed Snowflake by National Geographic magazine, and then translated as Copito de Nieve (Spanish) and Floquet de Neu (Catalan).
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My aunt said she saw one down in mexico. she was checking on her animals in their pens when she something trying to steal one of her goats. dont kno if she was for real tho
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I don't remember exactly his nickname but it has a monkey or ape picture on his Avatar.\nThe nickname sound like "darwin" or something.
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Try Y! People Search. It finds plenty of persons with the mentioned name. :-) http://people.yahoo.com
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Most zoos are part of the AZA (Association of Zoos & Aquariums) and they have an Accrediation process which includes inspections. Their website has information about the Accrediation.
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I know this one its a platypus and yes thats a real animal name
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There was a real bear at the London Zoo called' Winnipeg', and a swan the writer and his child saw on holiday named 'Pooh'.  Thus Winnie the Pooh
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The Naked Ape : A Zoologist's Study of the Human Animal \nby Desmond Morris
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