Zoo Vet is a computer game designed by Legacy Interactive. In the game, you play a vet recently hired by a zoo, and have to give the animals vet care. Each level has five different animals to care for, and some animals get treated twice. Some of the missions include a chimpanzee with a sore eye and a giraffe with loose stool.
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... Tropics Chilean Flamingo and young Chimpanzee and young Western Lowland Gorilla Komodo Dragon Flying Fox Orinoco Crocodile Savanna African Lion and lioness African Bush Elephant Masai Giraffe Nile Hippopotamus Chapman's Zebra White Rhinoceros (Replaced with Black Rhinoceros in sequel) Arctic Humboldt Penguin Polar Bear Reindeer Sea Otter Forest Asian Small-Clawed Otter Giant Panda Grizzly Bear Red-Tailed Hawk Oribi Sumatran Tiger Desert Red Kangaroo Dromedary Camel Tokay Gecko Barbary Sheep Bald Eagle Galapagos Giant Tortoise Animals in italics are new to the sequel, Zoo Vet Endangered Species. ...
... Tropics Chilean Flamingo and young Chimpanzee and young Western Lowland Gorilla Komodo Dragon Flying Fox Orinoco Crocodile Savanna African Lion and lioness African Bush Elephant Masai Giraffe Nile Hippopotamus Chapman's Zebra White Rhinoceros (Replaced with Black Rhinoceros in sequel) Arctic Humboldt Penguin Polar Bear Reindeer Sea Otter Forest Asian Small-Clawed Otter Giant Panda Grizzly Bear Red-Tailed Hawk Oribi Sumatran Tiger Desert Red Kangaroo Dromedary Camel Tokay Gecko Barbary Sheep Bald Eagle Galapagos Giant Tortoise Animals in italics are new to the sequel, Zoo Vet Endangered Species. ...
Zoo Vet At Large
... Zoo Vet at Large is a television series following the work of zoo vet Matt Brash at Flamingo Land in North Yorkshire ...
... Zoo Vet at Large is a television series following the work of zoo vet Matt Brash at Flamingo Land in North Yorkshire ...
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“The zoo cannot but disappoint. The public purpose of zoos is to offer visitors the opportunity of looking at animals. Yet nowhere in a zoo can a stranger encounter the look of an animal. At the most, the animal’s gaze flickers and passes on. They look sideways. They look blindly beyond.”
—John Berger (b. 1926)
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