Creating connections; Cleveland Metroparks Zoo takes visitors on a walk around the world

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Cleveland Metroparks Zoo has a master plan which when finished will represent the world's major biomes. The zoo would like people to experience these biomes directly and towards this end will have volunteers to answer questions at each site. The rainforest section has been finished and as visitors leave the exhibit, they can have a direct impact by donating to projects in Guatemala or Costa Rica or to the zoo's own education programs.

Innovations, Bioparks, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo

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Just think

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Research on orangutans and their ability to learn language and communicate with humans is presented. The Orangutan Language Project at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. performs its research in front of the public, allowing zoo-goers to view firsthand the research process and results.

United States, Research, Management, Language acquisition, Learning in animals, Animal learning, Orangutan, Orangutans, Human-animal communication

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