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They ARE real. At the Wild Animal Park in San Diego, the wild boar and the meer cat? I think that's what he is.... Anyway. At the park the cages for these two animals are right next to each other. Disney artists and writers spent a lot of time at the WAP doing sketches, taking photos and videos, and researching. If you ride the tram around the park, you'll see the hill that is in the opening scene of the movie. We were lucky enough to witness a herd of antelope rushing over the hill. It was identical to the scene in the film, only better: because it was real.
now you are making me homesick....
i could live at that zoo! its so pretty!
just got back from a feed run, was going to buy scratch till i saw the price, sunflower seed is worse..
what is a good alternative? they like the red seeds, is that millet? got some netting for the top of the banty run, seems my cochins have wings and know how to use em!
they are small, but sure can get some lift going- and another pic of my silkie from coral...
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/24037_100_8009.jpg
she is sooooo soft!
ok lunch break over time to get some stuff done....
When we lived in San diego we had memberships to the zoo. i would always go and sit in the Hummingbird aviary. it was set up so that the Hummies would fly right up close. The zoo's plant collection is actually worth more than all the animals. There is an amazing and huge orchid greenhouse that is only open to the public once or twice a month. When U.S. Customs confinscates smuggled plants they give them to the zoo.
They ARE real. At the Wild Animal Park in San Diego, the wild boar and the meer cat? I think that's what he is.... Anyway. At the park the cages for these two animals are right next to each other. Disney artists and writers spent a lot of time at the WAP doing sketches, taking photos and videos, and researching. If you ride the tram around the park, you'll see the hill that is in the opening scene of the movie. We were lucky enough to witness a herd of antelope rushing over the hill. It was identical to the scene in the film, only better: because it was real.
now you are making me homesick....
i could live at that zoo! its so pretty!
just got back from a feed run, was going to buy scratch till i saw the price, sunflower seed is worse..
https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/24037_100_8009.jpg
she is sooooo soft!
ok lunch break over time to get some stuff done....
When we lived in San diego we had memberships to the zoo. i would always go and sit in the Hummingbird aviary. it was set up so that the Hummies would fly right up close. The zoo's plant collection is actually worth more than all the animals. There is an amazing and huge orchid greenhouse that is only open to the public once or twice a month. When U.S. Customs confinscates smuggled plants they give them to the zoo.
