Cromer Zoo

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Just about done with the savannah area

 

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Now to the canines. I'm including the hyaenas & the thylacines here as they look like dogs

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Pigs (and the tapir, which is a bit pig like although not closely related)

 

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

The zoo is now complete. If anyone fancies a wander around it, or indeed wants to improve it, here is the file

Cromer Zoo.zoo

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Now moving into the dino section. Security is very important as you can see.

 

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

If you must have a volcano, have a spectacular one.

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Rather than bring the bridges down to the water level when they cross, I raised them to form a series of weirs. I managed to incorporate one weir into the hippo exhibit

 

 

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Lions facing ligers & leopards facing cheetahs across a canal. To keep the weir effect going in some places the water runs along the top of an embankment.

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

As the guest move from area to area the theme changes with foliage more suitable for each animal. The paths & bridges change too.

 

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

I'm finding the trouble is I want to put too much in!