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wrote on Sep 13, 2009: In what way(s) was it a pleasant surprise? |
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Kwai Loh wrote on Sep 13, 2009: I was expecting a very old-fashioned zoo, with animals in (small) cages. But they have tried their best to create 'natural' environments for the animals. And it was very quiet, no screaming school children running around. |
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Liz wrote on Sep 13, 2009: Great photos, you must be happy with the camera. |
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wrote on Sep 13, 2009: Hi "Dexter" junior. Congrats you have seen the monkeys in Taiping at last! |
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Kwai Loh wrote on Sep 13, 2009: Dexter JUNIOR...? I think I would like to reincarnate as a gibbon. |
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wrote on Sep 13, 2009: Great pics Jan... :) |
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Liz wrote on Sep 13, 2009: Except there's no grass, no bushes, no shrubs, no natural habitat! |
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wrote on Sep 14, 2009: What about the chimp? S/he looks pretty forlorn to me. |
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Kwai Loh wrote on Sep 14, 2009: Maybe s/he was thinking about the meaning of life? Ok, ok, don't misunderstand me, keeping these animals in captivity is not good, but the conditions could have been worse. |
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wrote on Sep 14, 2009: hello, you're out of time. jan had been associating with taiping 'monkeys' all this while. ;) /stephen |
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wrote on Sep 14, 2009: Zoos tend not to be only a controversial issue, but also an emotional one. :) |
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wrote on Sep 14, 2009: that's an interesting 'blue' starling. /stephen |
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wrote on Sep 14, 2009: it's not named george by any chance? ;0 /stephen |
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wrote on Sep 14, 2009: from the pairings, more like the ark just 'landed' /stephen |
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wrote on Sep 14, 2009: from its condition, looks more like doom's day for it. /stephen |
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wrote on Sep 14, 2009: is this one as friendly as awang, the seladang in zoo negara, kl (wonder if it is still there)? in the days i used to frequent zoo negara, i never failed to give its snout a rub and was always rewarded by a furry lick. /stephen |
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wrote on Sep 15, 2009: Waah.. So many bird photos and close up too. |
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