This addax was having a little snack by grazing in its exibit.
This warthog was taking a rest in the shadows in it's pen.
This rhino was being difficult and hiding it's horn.
Not sure what type of bird this is, but it was nice enough to stand still while I took its picture.
The nyala were taking a rest in the shade of thier exibit after lunch.
The elephants were out enjoying the sun.
The giraffe was enjoying the weather, too.
This lion was relatively quite until it decided to stand up at the top of her exibit and start calling to us. Probably just letting us know she's still in charge.
The way this gorilla was watching us made us feel like we were the ones on exibit.
A young gorilla took some time to show us all his best acrobatic moves.
Mom watched over her child as he showed off for all the zoo patrons.
Unlike his friends, this gorilla sought to enjoy the weather outside.
The summer heat wasn't enough to keep this polar bear inside.
This grizzly was right at home in the water.
A snowy owl gave me a glare as I took its photo.
This leopard was showing us just how fast it can move by making a few laps around its enclosure.
Not only are these cats fast but they're also practically silent.
Unfortunately, the only blue macaws left in the world are in captivity, like this one.
A simple pane of glass was all that seperated up from this curious orangutan.
This tiger took some time to strike a majestic pose long enough for me to capture it.
