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    How should I behave when we visit the wildlife?
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    It's probably a good idea to remain calm, as jumping and screaming will upset or scare away the animals. Also, avoid feeding the animal anything, unless there is a sign notifying you that you may do so.
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    Can I speak to the animals in a zoo?
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    Yes, you can speak to the animals, but unfortunately they cannot speak back.
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    What can we do in a zoo?
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    Zoos don't only feature animals. You can find handmade glass animals in gift shops, and find places to stop and eat. You can even find shops for ice cream!
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    What is the difference between a zoo and an animal shelter?
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    A zoo is an attraction where people can visit to see various animals, while an animal shelter provides a safe place for lost, neglected, or abandoned pets.
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