[Pictures] A Day at the SF Zoo!
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emmalyon and I went to the San Francisco Zoo today, and I took an absurdly large number of pictures, so I thought I'd share some with you!
Meerkats hanging out. While we were here a few youngsters were under the assumption that "Meerkats go 'meow'." It was quite amusing, really... :p
I AM MAJESTIC, DAMMIT.
Must...stay....awake....ZZZZZZZzzzzz....
Turtle in the Tropical Forest
"Did I say you could take a picture of me??"
We're not entirely sure what this fern-like plant was, but it begged to have its picture taken.
Really, I have no idea how I was able to get more than one mostly-clear picture of a tamarin today. Almost every other time has ended in either failure (they're out of shot by the time the camera clicks) or blur, but this little guy was busy nomming away and stood there for more than .00005 seconds.
It's a lemur! In a tree!
He was licking the wall.
Yeah, I don't know either.
A hill of pincushions near the African Savannah. These types of pincushions are actually native to Cape Town, so it would make sense that they had them there.
Giraffe having a snack.
emmalyon and I went to the San Francisco Zoo today, and I took an absurdly large number of pictures, so I thought I'd share some with you!Meerkats hanging out. While we were here a few youngsters were under the assumption that "Meerkats go 'meow'." It was quite amusing, really... :p
I AM MAJESTIC, DAMMIT.
Must...stay....awake....ZZZZZZZzzzzz....
Turtle in the Tropical Forest
"Did I say you could take a picture of me??"
We're not entirely sure what this fern-like plant was, but it begged to have its picture taken.
Really, I have no idea how I was able to get more than one mostly-clear picture of a tamarin today. Almost every other time has ended in either failure (they're out of shot by the time the camera clicks) or blur, but this little guy was busy nomming away and stood there for more than .00005 seconds.
It's a lemur! In a tree!
He was licking the wall.
Yeah, I don't know either.
A hill of pincushions near the African Savannah. These types of pincushions are actually native to Cape Town, so it would make sense that they had them there.
Giraffe having a snack.
