Crocodile House
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Zoo Zoo--290 Gwansang-dong, Dukyang-gu, Goyang-si, Geonggi-do, Korea.
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3 comments:
Croc house looks like the old Seven Seas Pavilion at Brookfield Zoo. Maybe they figured crocs are cheaper to keep than dolphins.
Jim,
Agreed, but it is one thing to sit in something like this to watch a show, and an entire other thing to look at a bunch of crocs sunning. You have to really wonder what is on people's minds when they build something like this as an animal habitat. At least the grand, beautiful old "mausoleum/History Museum" zoo buildings attempted to replicate the architecture of the area in which the animal came. I advise every zoo to keep a close watch and tight rein on their architectural/Design staff. Long after they are gone, their creations are going to be the zoo's white elephant problems. LOL
Wade
looks like a stage for one of the head in the mouth shows that always seem to end badly and onto Animal Planet
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