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zoological garden

zoological garden

noun

  1. the formal term for zoo
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of zoological garden1

First recorded in 1820–30
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"Officials talk about the zoo as an entertainment centre rather than a zoological garden. The real goals of modern zoos are completely overlooked."

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It’s home to the largest urban zoological garden in America, a park system nearly 10 times the size of Manhattan’s Central Park — and the city’s last remaining patch of old growth forest.

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One study found that out of 19 white lion cubs bred at a zoological garden in Italy, four were stillborn and another 13 didn’t survive the first month.

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The annual stocktake is required for the zoological gardens' licence.

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During its first decades, the zoological gardens remained relatively exclusive, as its fellows mulled over the peculiar physiology, morphology and behaviour of inmates such as a chimpanzee that they named Tommy.

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