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  1. Professor Paul

    Professor Paul

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  1. Fern
    I have them. They were never officially released, so I will release them soon. There are 4 different road lines.
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  2. Professor Paul
    There's only so much you can do with hills;these are Cuvier's gazelles
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  3. Professor Paul
    And for my nubian ibexes
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  4. Professor Paul
    Nicely rolling hills for my barbary stags
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  5. Professor Paul
    Cobblestone terraces for the bighorn sheep
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  6. Professor Paul
    Getting hilly. Here are my mountain goats
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  7. Professor Paul
    A nice home for grolar bears
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  8. Professor Paul
    Then we move to the musk oxen with a mammoth hunters hut for shelter
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  9. Professor Paul
    We start today wth arctic hares
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  10. Professor Paul
    And a suitable way of seeing the polar bears from all angles
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  11. Professor Paul
    There used to be a reindeer paddock a little like this at Whipsnade
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  12. Professor Paul
    Something less grand,but still impressive, for the arctic foxes
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  13. Professor Paul
    This exhibit, for arctic wolves, needs a high level pic to show you what is there..
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  14. Professor Paul
    Snow for snowy owls
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  15. Professor Paul
    Another variation on that theme for the harp seals
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  16. Professor Paul
    Sometimes less is more as with these ribbons seals
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  17. Professor Paul
    And for these kelp gulls
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  18. Professor Paul
    I prefer the wire aviary for smaller birds, such as these snowy sheathbills
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  19. Professor Paul
    A smaller aviary for brown skuas
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  20. Professor Paul
    The glass aviary suits larger birds, including these southern giant petrels
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  21. Professor Paul
    Here's a similar theme for the Adelies
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  22. Professor Paul
    This Emperor penguin exhibit says Antarctica to me..
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  23. Professor Paul
    A wintry exhibit for the stoats (technically ermine as they are in thier winter coats)
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  24. Professor Paul
    My aviary for Steller's Sea Eagles
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  25. Professor Paul
    An oriental castle and red crowned cranes
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  26. Professor Paul
    Guest feel chilly when they visit my svalbard reindeer
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  27. Professor Paul
    An egyptian style habitat for my mojave rattlesnakes
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  28. Professor Paul
    Less can be more.Gemsbok in an exhibit inspired by the Cotton Terraces, London Zoo
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  29. Professor Paul
    It's a long time since I used a tank to enclose a land habitat .It not only keeps these dibatags safe but can even confine a T rex
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  30. Professor Paul
    At Norfolk Wildlife Park they had an embanked path near the deer exhibits which made it easier to see the small deer. I've tried to replicate this with the silver dikdiks
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  31. Professor Paul
    Khufuesque caracals
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  32. Professor Paul
    Variations on a theme for the black backed jackals
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  33. Professor Paul
    My pack of brow hyenas seems very at home
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  34. Professor Paul
    A pleasant pool for the sacred ibises
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