Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm content with the visualization by itself -- please, Zazu, no smilie!!Big Wallaby wrote:... [visualize smiley of two gazelles humping here]
:D:Typical guy. Right ladies?Big Wallaby wrote:Bunch of females are pregnant because they thought one of the males was infertile and so they left him alone with him.
At the San Diego Wild Animal Park, sometimes there's some embarrassing moments when the animals are acting "naturally'....Big Wallaby wrote:Yeah, it's amazing to get inside at KSR and hear from people who have been there a while the animals we've had that left to "be with the Lord" or other things. We also trade with zoos throughout the nation. Have some new white rhinos that will debut after Christmas, and the Thomson's gazelles are out of show right now because we had a surprise breeding season. Bunch of females are pregnant because they thought one of the males was infertile and so they left him alone with him. [visualize smiley of two gazelles humping here]
Yeah...I have to vote with Wombat on that one!!BRWombat wrote:I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm content with the visualization by itself -- please, Zazu, no smilie!!
Actually .... its for kids...and familys...the tents are set up near the "afarica plaines" and the grand kids went with their scout troup!! They did tell me that the Lions would growl from time to time throughout the night!!DisneyMom wrote:At the San Diego Wild Animal Park, sometimes there's some embarrassing moments when the animals are acting "naturally'....
Of Course, the Park has capitalized on this by having a "Night Moves" overnight camping event, for adults only, of course!
Granted, great song, probably one of, in my opinion, Seger's Top 5. Not quite sure what it has to do with Tommies though ...Big Wallaby wrote:Those "Night Moves" do sound interesting...
Not sure he is thinking about a sone so much as a...nevermind!!hhsrat wrote:Wallaby ... pretty sure that's not a Stanley Crane in the far right picture, because, to the best of my knowledge, when they were with us, they were always in Ituri, never by the Elephants.
Granted, great song, probably one of, in my opinion, Seger's Top 5. Not quite sure what it has to do with Tommies though ...