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Your top 5 favorite animals.

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1 Chimpanzees (our distant relatives)

2 Koalas (Just a unique, cute animal with an appetite for only one type of food)

3 Penguins (I can sit for hours and watch them play at the zoo exhibit)

4 Owls (my high school mascot)

5 Tasmania Devils (Fascinating animals with a hair raising sound and appetite...and a friend to Bugs)

 

Almost making the list:

6 Cheetahs (fastest land animal from 0 to 60)

7 Bears (any type, their strength is amazing)

8 Komodo Dragons (bad dudes with a deadly bacterial bite)

9 Honey Badger (as tough as it gets, won't back down from anything, and have a smelly scent gland like a skunk).

10 Parrots (beautiful variety of colors and good for talking bird jokes)

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I have nothing to compare it to as the Cincy Zoo is the only I've been to, but I've always thought the rhino exhibit was pretty solid. I think they have about 4 or 5 different species.
i agree on cincy rhino exhibit, very nice. We are in St. Louis now and will be hitting the zoo here tomorrow.

1. Fish (with hush puppies)

2. Grouse (with fried potatoes)

3. Elk (with gravy and mashed potatoes)

4. Rabbit (with redeye gravy)

5. Frog legs (rolled in dry Cajun batter and fried)

1. Wolf

2. Grizzly Bear

3. Crocodile/Alligator

4. Poisonous Snakes (vipers, cobras, etc)

5. Tiger

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