Today Bunny and I headed off to the Palm Beach Zoo at Dreher
Park. Going to the zoo was something Bunny has wanted to do for quite
some time, and the Palm Beach Zoo was a bit closer than the Miami Metro
Zoo.
We were both underwhelmed.
It was smaller than I expected, and some of the animals (especially the
very rare and highly dangerous Procyon lotor elucus or the Jackie Masonesque Myrmecophaga tridactyla) were
obviously stressed, pacing back and forth within their enclosures. Quite
sad.
Bunny did, however, find the young feral Homo sapiens exhibit near the entrance to the park
amusing, what with the screaming and banging on inflatable bongo drums.
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