http://houstonzooblogs.org/education/2009/11/animals-you-may-have-missed-cranes-and-tortoises/ Education from the Houston Zoo Sat, 14 Apr 2012 16:24:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://houstonzooblogs.org/education/2009/11/animals-you-may-have-missed-cranes-and-tortoises/comment-page-1/#comment-327 Aubrey Tue, 11 May 2010 21:12:06 +0000 http://houstonzooblogs.org/education/?p=486#comment-327 "Of course, no animal is guaranteed to be visible on every visit. Even if you know where to look, you might still miss the animal if it is off exhibit or hiding especially well when you visit." Cracks me up when people think that you will see every animal. I'd suggest going early in the morning or at night, that's when the majority of animals will be more active. Your zoo looks fantastic! I can't wait to visit. So far I've only been to the Oklahoma and San Diego Zoos. “Of course, no animal is guaranteed to be visible on every visit. Even if you know where to look, you might still miss the animal if it is off exhibit or hiding especially well when you visit.” Cracks me up when people think that you will see every animal. I’d suggest going early in the morning or at night, that’s when the majority of animals will be more active. Your zoo looks fantastic! I can’t wait to visit. So far I’ve only been to the Oklahoma and San Diego Zoos.

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