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Interview 24641 – Caption Index: 664

Does that grab you?… Read More

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Are there any zoos in the world that you particularly admire?… Read More

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Well, when you talk about that, and we’re speaking about zoos in the United States, and you’ve had experience around the world. Read More

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Anyway, that would just be a one form of adaptation. Another one might be reproduction. They just lay zillions of eggs. Go on down the line. feeding, adaptations. Behavioral adaptations, you could select maybe 15 or 20 different adaptation, adaptive modes, and set up a living exhibit showing those. Read More

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Well my friend, Dolan, who you were talking about a while ago, couldn’t find, but was one short. And he insisted that it was wrong. And when he went back and talked to the aquarius, the aquarius said, “Oh yeah, we took a dead one out about a week ago. Read More

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The second one, the second one is an exhibit. Actually, the same thing, I would envision, the same thing should be done in plants, the plant kingdom. Plants are, you know, just as important as animal life. And although the zoo is zoological, we all know that horticulture is what… Read More

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Can you find them?… Read More

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They look just like a dead leaf fish. They move like a dead leaf floating in the water. And the exhibit I had said, there are, and we’d change it frequently when one died, there are so many dead leaf fish in this exhibit. Read More

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Well, you could probably stick one of those things up somebody’s button, and take movies of it and then show the push button thing. A lot of ways of doing these things. Now, this would be different. I’ve never seen that. It may exist. Read More

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What’s the second one?… Read More

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Have you seen such an exhibit?… Read More

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What’s the common biological characteristics, plural, that they have in common?… Read More

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I envision now, that’s just one class of animals. So taxonomically, we’ve got X number of fila that we, you know, without just a few species in it, but significant conspicuous fila, with conspicuous classes. Each would be an exhibit, so that a person could go in that building, and… Read More

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You know, like a tape worm. How do you show a tape?… Read More

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Well, we got snakes, and we got lizards, and crocodilians and turtles and tuataras, okay. Read More

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What’s their commonality?… Read More

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Can you give me a couple of examples?… Read More

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There are two exhibits I would love to build. Well, more than two. But one of them is what I would call the Animal Kingdom House. Read More

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And you know, taxonomy can be boring, but if you’ve got a reptile, you know, what are the reptiles, and how do we distinguish them?… Read More

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In the zoos that you’ve run, are there programs or exhibits that you would’ve liked to have implemented during your tenure, that did not happen?… Read More

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