Cromer Zoo

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

All of the "extinct " animals are included here, such as the tarpan, which died out in historic times.

Next to the Macrauchenia paddock is the exit back into the main zoo, indicated by the lion & elephant statues.

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Every self respecting dino zoo should have a volcano. Cromerian Park is no exception. There's also a plaza for them to discover a little about palaeontology, and of course more dinos

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

And back on the other side of the wall, guests can view modern woodland dwellers. A bit hilly here, but some interesting creatures to view so far

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

One more exhibit for the prehistoric part of the zoo. I really like this one

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

In the woods near my house there is a very simple stone memorial to Elizabeth Fry, the prison reformer. Ive tried to replicate it in my own woodland section, near the bobcats

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Whilst visitors to the main zoo can enjoy a rest at Castle Radbourne

 

 

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

As we've cloned dinosaurs we used some of the same techniques to bring back other extinct animals;Atlas Bears & thylacines. You have to keep the guest happy too.

 

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Just completed my raptor exhibit

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

I replaced the forest tarpans with a moschops exhibit. I had two different versions of the tarpan, the other will be added to this zoo as I've decided to concentrate on the prehistoric zoo for now

[(Professor Emeritus)Professor Paul]

Some more new views. The planting is quite complex in some of the enclosures