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61. South America
    9. south America for Visitors Report Broken Link From airlines to zoos, everythingthe visitor to south America needs to make the journey memorable. 10.  
    http://www.192directory.co.uk/html/Travel/South_America/

62. Surfing The Net With Kids: Virtual Zoos
    and profiles of Wildly Famous Featured Creatures. The zoo does a Pacific Islands,the southwestern United States, the Caribbean Islands, and south America.  
    http://www.surfnetkids.com/zoo.htm
    
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63. Capworldzoo
    and New Zealand Australasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums(ARAZPA) Central and south America (100 zoos) National associations in  
    http://hazelh.best.vwh.net/html/capworldzoo.html

64. Other Web Sites
    Links to natural history museums, zoos and aquariums. Weather Data Archive;USA Today s Weather Forecast for Central and south America  
    http://www.theramp.net/frognet/Links/Links.html
    
    Extractions: Home FrogNet Anuran Classifieds ... Events Links Publications Species Here are some links to other web sites that deal with Atelopid, Dendrobatid and Mantelline frogs. Here are some links to amphibian and herpetology web sites. Amphibian Embryology Tutorial ACME Pets Amphibian Fact Sheet Bibliomania!

65. Caribbean Gardens: New At The Zoo
    He contrasts those huge creatures to the surviving south american sloths seenat the zoo. Jeff Corwin during filming with twotoed sloth. © Tiite .  
    http://www.caribbeangardens.com/New/new at zoo.htm
    
    Extractions: Since 1969, the zoo has operated on leased land. The future of this parcel of land is currently being discussed by the owners. The Tetzlaff family would like to continue operating the zoo and botanical garden for the benefit of the community and its visitors. To learn more, click here Come See the Zoo's Newest Baby! The zoo's lastest addition is a gentle looking baby with soft furry hair. In a few years, however, this precious looking antelope will be graced with long scimitar shaped horns like mom and dad. In self-defense, those horns have been known to kill adult lions. Babies grow fast in the animal world, so plan your visit soon! Article in Golden Gate Gazette

66. NEWS FROM THE ZOOS
    NEWS FROM THE zoos. News from National Aquarium in Baltimore. In the south Americanrain forest at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, nine splashbacked poison  
    http://www.umich.edu/~esupdate/library/98.11-12/zoos.html
    
    Extractions: In the South American rain forest at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, nine splashbacked poison dart frogs have metamorphosed in a backup area. This is significant because to the knowledge of Aquarium herpetologists, this is a first in this country. Black with a splash of orange, they will be in the Amazon River Forest exhibit, now in the planning stage. Twenty-five species of poison dart frogs have been successfully bred at this Aquarium. A gray seal that has been rehabilitated by Marine Animal Rescue Program personnel will be released this fall from Nahant, near Boston. This is the first gray seal released by the Aquarium. It will be transported to the area in a Coast Guard plane, first class accommodations, and fitted with a satellite tag so that its movements can be tracked. A recently released hooded seal has been tracked to the Newfoundland area. It is doing well and diving to depths of 1,000 feetóthe length of more than three football fields. Its satellite tag is providing new information about the diving patters of hooded seals. The Fort Fisher Aquarium, situated at the mouth of the Cape Fear River, will center its expansion plans on the "Waters of Cape Fear River System." Tanks and exhibits will highlight the aquatic life found in freshwater rivers and swamps to estuaries, reefs, and the open ocean. Five aquatic zones of North Carolina will be interpreted in the renovated aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. "Aquatic Life from the Mountains to the Sea" will focus on mountain streams, piedmont rivers and lakes, waters of the coastal plain, swamps and marshes, and the open ocean.

67. South America: Biological Organizations And Resources - NBII
    This catalog contains links to databasingprojects on plant biodiversity in North America, south America, the West zoos/BOTANICAL GARDENS/MUSEUMS.  
    http://www.nbii.gov/geographic/international/South_America.html
    
    Extractions: International Resources: South America View Regional Resources or select a specific country from the map or the country list Countries Included in South America Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile ... Venezuela Resources with Coverage of South America BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION GATEWAYS A Ultima Arca de Noe (The Last Noah's Ark) (catalog item 743)

68. AOL Canada Search: Search Results
    south America for Visitors From airlines to zoos, everything the visitorto south America needs to make the journey memorable. http  
    http://search.aol.ca/cat.adp?id=69306&layer=&from=subcats

69. Untitled Document
    Ubatuba Aquarium, Ubatuba, Brazil, south America. Woodland Park ZoologicalGardens, Seattle, Washington, USA. Zuper Zoo (links resources for zoos).  
    http://www.cattales.org/links.html
    
    Extractions: Here's some of our favorite links: (UPDATED 04-12-01) Check out how your local politician rates with the Earth Zoological Parks, Aquariums and Related Facilities RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE American Association of Zoo Keepers American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA) Aksarben Aquarium and Nature Center ... Zooscape Registry RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE African Wildlife Foundation Amazing Environmental Organization Web Directory American Veterinary Medical Association ... World Wildlife Fund / USA RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Cat Fanciers Home Page The Cheetah's Workshop Family Violence Prevention Fund ... Zoe Foundation Homepage RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE President of the United States United Nations League of Conservation Voters RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Castle Grand Artycat Studio ... Yogi Bear's Camp-Resort Traveling to Spokane by RV?

70. Llamas For Love And Money: History Of Llamas And Alpacas In N America
    mostly in zoos. But during the 1980s, several hundred were imported and now thereis a thriving business. In North America as in south America, the alpaca  
    http://www.llamas-information.com/llamas-love-and-money/01-2-history-llamas-alpa
    
    Extractions: [page 2] Zoos have been homes to llamas in this country for over a hundred years, typically breeding with their offspring generation after generation. Beginning in the late 1920s, William Randolph Hearst imported some llamas to roam the hills of his grand San Simeon Estate on California's central coast. He had a dozen llamas in 1931. Around that time, the United States government banned importation from any country where Foot and Mouth Disease was present. Since the ban, some animals have come in from countries free of the disease, or in more recent years by undergoing quarantine processes. It has sometimes been said that the basis of North American stock was only the Hearst herd, but in actuality there were also the zoo animals and some others. Still, it is true that thousands of North American animals are descended from a small number. It has been estimated that at the time of the importation ban in 1930, there were two hundred fifty llamas in this country. Many of those were actually guanacos, an undomesticated close relative of the llama, or llama-guanaco crosses.

71. Visiting Tucson Arizona
    Anteater in the world! New at the zoo are the Flight Connection Exhibitand The south american Exhibit. The Flight Connection, funded  
    http://www.dotucson.com/visit.asp?qry=363

72. Wauu.DE: Regional: South America: Travel And Tourism
    http//www.solartours.com/. south America for Visitors From airlines to zoos,everything the visitor to south America needs to make the journey memorable.  
    http://www.wauu.de/Regional/South_America/Travel_and_Tourism/

73. Zoo Set To Open New Exhibits - Hattiesburgamerican.com
    to open next month and work is progressing on the nowclosed west side of the zoo.The opening of the jaguar exhibit as part of the south american exhibit is  
    http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/communities/stories/20040229/outlook2004/5060
    
    Extractions: OAS_sitepage = 'communities.hattiesburgamerican.com/stories/outlook'; OAS_listpos = 'TopRight,Bottom,Right1,Right2'; OAS_query = ''; OAS_target = '_top'; pageName = "20040229 - Outlook 2004: Zoo set to open new exhibits"; edition = "20040229"; Home News Entertainment Communities ... Customer Service site = "MSHAT"; section="HOME"; gnsSite ="hattiesburgamerican"; Home News Entertainment Communities ... Customer Service American Staff Writer nmaute@hattiesb.gannett.com A new exhibit at the Hattiesburg Zoo is set to open next month and work is progressing on the now-closed west side of the zoo. The opening of the jaguar exhibit as part of the South American exhibit is the first new exhibit to open since the alligator exhibit in August 2002. "We've got the space and management area that would enable us to later breed him," said Lori Banchero, zoo administrator. Banchero said the zoo will work with the American Zoo and Aquarium Association's Species Survival Plan to attempt a breeding program. The plan helps zoos who participate in a breeding program for certain endangered animals. Banchero said the jaguar qualifies.

74. Primate-Science Review Copies Received
    fauna. zoos in south America and worldwide have exhibited south Americananimals for decades, to the delight of the public. Concern  
    http://www.primate.wisc.edu/pin/review/biomedsurg.html

75. Baltimoresun.com - Zoo Math Do Not Multiply
    And since captive birds can t fly away to avoid mating with close relatives, thezoo will send a rare male screamer a south american bird hatched in Los  
    http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/health/bal-te.zoos09may09,0,7834451.story?coll=

76. Caldwell Zoo, Tyler, Texas Official Site
    to address the zoo s continued growth and its concentration on predatorprey exhibitsrepresenting East African, North american and south american regions.  
    http://www.caldwellzoo.org/news_pr.htm

77. ► Zoos And Aquariums [Science: Institutions] - WorldSearch.com
    3, Zoo Outreach Organisation A conservation, education, research and animal welfaresociety covering south Asia and India. Includes overview of zoos in the  
    http://www.worldsearch.com/science/institutions/zoos_and_aquariums/
    
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78. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Regional > South America > Travel And Tourism
    south America for Visitors From airlines to zoos, everything the visitorto south America needs to make the journey memorable. Avg.  
    http://www.alexa.com/browse/general?catid=69306&mode=general

79. American Zoo And Aquarium Association
    Copyright 2004 american Zoo and Aquarium  
    http://www.aza.org/FindZooAquarium/
    
    Extractions: You are here: Home Printable List of AZA Member Zoos and Aquariums Select first letter of name A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Select State Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Bermuda Canada Honolulu Zoo A publicly recognized badge of excellence Do you know why these zoos and aquariums are in our database? Because they're accredited by AZA! Accreditation is proof positive that an institution is committed to the highest standards in animal care, ethics, conservation, and education. What is accreditation? AZA-accredited zoos and aquariums undergo a rigorous six-month long review as well as an on-site inspection by a team of experts who examine the animal collection, veterinary care, the exhibits and physical facilities, safety, security, finances, staffing, and involvement in education, conservation, and research. Once awarded, accreditation must be renewed every five years.

80. Zoo Babies
    Local Name Kinkajou Scientific Name Potos flavus. From south America. Bornat the Emperor Valley Zoo. From south America Born at the Emperor Valley Zoo.  
    http://www.trinizoo.com/babies.html
    
    Extractions: About Us Zoo Services Zoo Events Zoo Map ... Zoos on the Web These pictures are of our zoo babies, born and bred here at the Emperor Valley Zoo. Common Name: South American Otter Scientific Name: Lutra longicaudis Range: Trinidad, Central and South America Zookeeper - Mr. Ronald Leed bottle- feeds Olivia, an infant River Otter donated to the Zoo by a member of the public. (Photo : Bonyun) Common Name: Tamandua Scientific Name: Tamandua tetradactyla Range: Trinidad, Central and South America (Photo : Bonyun) Common Name: Orange-winged Parrot Scientific Name: Amazona amazonica Range: Trinidad, Central and South America (Photo : Bonyun) Common Name: Fulvous Tree Duck Scientific Name: Dendrocygna bicolor Range: Trinidad, Central and South America (Photo : Bonyun) Common Name: Ocelot Scientific Name: Felis pardalis (Photo : Bonyun) Common Name: Ostrich Scientific Name: Struthio camelus Range: African Savannah. The Zacx Company and the Charran Family donated these birds to the Zoo. (Photo : Bonyun) Scientific Name: Ara ararauna A Blue and Yellow Macaw Chick just about to leave the nest.

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