Best of the Zoo! [Photoblog]

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School's out on Monday and the kids are acting like caged animals? Take them to see these amazing creatures.


A few of the best shots from around the Toronto Zoo captured over the last few years in our aerial imagery.


Arctic Wolves

Bison

Possibly warthogs

Camels

Flamingos

Giraffes

Grizzly Bear

Hippos

Hmmm... Unknown... little help on this one?

Indian Rhino

Lions

Llamas

Monkeys

Polar Bears

Yak

Zebras


Which animal is your favourite?


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