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Zoos.
Zoos.

By Perry John

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Describes the operation of a zoo and the duties of various zoo employees including the preparation and cleaning of cages and the feeding and care of animals.

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Zoos
Zoos

By Karen Jacobsen

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Kathryn and the Runaway Zoo
Zoo ABC Stickers
Zoo ABC Stickers

By Jill Dubin

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New zoos
New zoos

By Madelyn Klein Anderson

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Describes the development of freer, more natural zoo environments for animals and discusses the changing role of zoos as educational institutionals, wildlife protectors, and museums.

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What's that noise?
What's that noise?

By Mary Roennfeldt

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A zookeeper hears a strange noise at night and searches in vain for its origin.

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Cincinnati Zoo
Cincinnati Zoo

By Douglas Maynard

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Zoos in the Making: 2
Zoos in the Making: 2

By Shuttlesworth, Dorothy Edwards Shuttlesworth

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A look at the operations, residents, and special problems of zoos.

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Zoo Animals Beginners Activity Books

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