Trip to the Zoo
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I recently got a membership at the Woodland Park Zoo, and yesterday, I used it. Here's some of the highlights.
This guy is from the African Aviary.
Monkey!
Bear!
This is a surprising example of reflections being a bonus. Look at the cute sleepy jaguar cuddling up against the ghost foot.
Blue-gray tanager in the Rainforest Aviary. They have some benches in there where you can just sit and relax with the sound of birds around you. That's what I was doing (and there were no noisy visitors in the aviary at the time) when this guy zoomed up to me for a moment.
I'm pretty sure this is Amanda, a mama gorilla. She seemed to be having fun picking bugs off herself and/or masturbating. Whichever it was, she was adorable. To my amusement, everyone talking about her referred to her as "he". I was like, "first, you can't go look at the wall that identifies the individuals. Second, you think a guy's going to have breasts like that?"
I recently got a membership at the Woodland Park Zoo, and yesterday, I used it. Here's some of the highlights.
This guy is from the African Aviary.
Monkey!
Bear!
This is a surprising example of reflections being a bonus. Look at the cute sleepy jaguar cuddling up against the ghost foot.
Blue-gray tanager in the Rainforest Aviary. They have some benches in there where you can just sit and relax with the sound of birds around you. That's what I was doing (and there were no noisy visitors in the aviary at the time) when this guy zoomed up to me for a moment.
I'm pretty sure this is Amanda, a mama gorilla. She seemed to be having fun picking bugs off herself and/or masturbating. Whichever it was, she was adorable. To my amusement, everyone talking about her referred to her as "he". I was like, "first, you can't go look at the wall that identifies the individuals. Second, you think a guy's going to have breasts like that?"