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Zoos General:     more books (100)

At the Zoo (Kingfisher Board Books) by Mandy Stanley, 2002-04-15 Primates In The Zoo (The New Zoo) by Roland Smith, 1992-10-01 By Underground to the Zoo: London Transport Posters 1913 to the Present by Jonathan Riddell, Peter Denton, 1996-04-11 Elephants I'll Never Forget: A Keepers Life at Whipsnade and London Zoo by John Weatherhead, 2002-07 Penguins (Zoo Animals) by Debbie Gallagher, 2010-01 The Zoo (Brighter Child Activity Books) ages 3-6 by Carson-Dellosa Publishing, 2003-09-15 You Belong in a Zoo!: Tales from a Lifetime Spent with Cobras, Crocs, and Other Creatures by Peter Brazaitis, 2003-09-16 Zoo Album by Richard Morecroft, Alison Mackay, 2008-03-01 Animal Attractions: Nature on Display in American Zoos by Elizabeth Hanson, 2002-08-26 Zoo Animals by Sandy Cortright, 1990-09 Learn With Lego: At The Zoo by Scholastic Editorial, 2007-01-01 Going to the Zoo in Hawaii by Mora Ebie, 2006-08-01 Zoo Man: Inside the Zoo Revolution by Terry L. Maple, Erika F. Archibald, 1993-08 Zoo by Joan Crammond, 1976-06

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101. Zoocheck Canada Inc. - Programs & Projects - Zoo Check - Roadside Zoos And Menag
     Human safety at many roadside zoos is seriously compromised. Zoo staff and the generalpublic are often placed at risk because of poorly constructed cages and  
     http://www.zoocheck.com/programs/zoocheck/roadside/
     
     Extractions: Roadside Zoos and Menageries Most often, the word zoo conjures of images of large zoological institutions such the Metropolitan Toronto Zoo, the National Zoo in Washington, DC or the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park in California. These zoos, and a handful of other facilities like them, have created a belief that the majority of zoos have become high tech reservoirs of animal science and technology geared towards the preservation of endangered species and conservation education. The public has been led to believe that zoos are modern arks - an important lifeline for vanishing species threatened with extinction. But public perception doesn’t always reflect reality. Roadside Zoos: A Canadian Plague Throughout Canada, hundreds of small zoos, roadside menageries and wildlife displays exhibit wild animals to the public. Sometimes these displays are little more than a few caged animals meant to attract customers to a gift store or garden centre, while others are more like traditional zoos. Commonly referred to as "roadside zoos", these displays comprise more than 90% of all wildlife exhibits in Canada. Estimates place their number at more than 300. Miserable Living Conditions Often started by well-meaning but ill-informed people, most roadside zoos fall far short of providing even the basic necessities of life to the animals in their collections. Barren, poorly designed cages that are so small, they provide almost no opportunity for natural movement or exercise; improper floor surfaces; lack of shelter and privacy; poor quality feed; filthy water containers; cages littered with feces, candy wrappers, rotting food and other garbage; and lack of appropriate veterinary care are common.

102. SPAN - View On Indian Zoos
     After Yorktown, Lord Cornwallis went to India, where he was appointed governorgeneralthrice—and commander-in-chief twice. He died in India in 1805.  
     http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/in1/wwwhsp_0403.html
     
     Extractions: Circle of Feelings E arly relations between the United States and India are yet to be fully assessed, particularly in their triangular connections with France in the aftermath of the Treaty of Versailles (1783). The result of this treaty was the exit from the British Empire of a new world power in North America. But in this same period, in Asia, almost every Indian state quickly passed under British hegemony between 1792 and 1818. With the lone exceptions of Punjab and Sindh, the map of the subcontinent was increasingly “turning red,” the color of British territories. Josiah Harlan was born in Newlin, Chester County, Pennsylvania, in 1799, the year Maharaja Ranjit Singh captured Lahore and founded the Sikh kingdom of Punjab. His eldest brother, Richard, was a physician, and young Josiah seems to have dabbled in medicine and surgery before he sailed on a merchant ship to Canton. Returning to America, he sailed out again—to Calcutta where the Bengal army, being short of surgeons during the Burmese War, enrolled him in July 1824. He served in Rangoon in 1825, then in Karnal with a regiment of Native infantry. He was on leave in Ludhiana in 1826 when he was informed that an order had been issued for the dismissal of temporary surgeons from the British army.

103. Licensing - Zoos
     Licensing zoos. zoos are required to be licensed under the ZooLicensing Act 1981, and there are currently two licences issued  
     http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=29692&CONTENT_ITEM_

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     50 + LINKS TO SITES PAGES FOR YOGA, DEPRESSION, STRESS. zoos. 20 + Linksto zoos Zoology Sites Pages. top of page. Back to home page.  
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