Photos | A Day at the Zoo
Two bears and a lemur explore their outdoor habitat at the local zoo. A helicopter flies overhead, transporting curious visitors to and from the park. This image is part of a document showcasing the park's wildlife and plant life, available as a poster advertisement.
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