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American White Pelican
This is an American white pelican. They live in North America. In Wisconsin, lots of pelicans migrate through, but some decide to stay here for the summer. The one in this picture lives at the NEW Zoo in Green Bay. … Continue reading
Dwarf Zebu
This is a zebu. Zebu are domestic cattle that live in India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and East Africa. Zebu are also called humped cattle, indicus cattle, brahmin cattle, or cebu. The one in this picture is a dwarf zebu, which … Continue reading
American Badger
This is a picture of me, my mommy, and an American Badger at the NEW Zoo in Green Bay. The picture was taken on July 3, 2006, and I was 2 years old at the time. American Badgers are carnivores … Continue reading
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