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Step back in time with this hilarious 1939 Warner Bros. animated cartoon, A Day at the Zoo, directed by Tex Avery! Join Egghead, a host of wild animals, and the amusing narrator as they take you on a wacky tour of the "Kalama Zoo."  From monkeys tossing peanuts to mischievous lions and winged pink elephants, this Merrie Melodies short is packed with classic gags, puns, and absurd humor. Perfect for fans of vintage animation, classic cartoons, and nostalgic entertainment.  Cast & Crew:  Director: Tex Avery  Music: Carl Stalling  Writer: Melvin Millar  Voices: Mel Blanc, Robert C. Bruce  Public Domain Notice: This cartoon is in the public domain and safe to watch and share.  Enjoy this timeless classic from the golden age of animation!  Disclaimer:  This content is in the public domain. All rights belong to the original creators or have expired. This upload is for educational, entertainment, and archival purposes.

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00:00Here we are at one of the country's most interesting zoos.

00:30Here we find the wolf in his natural setting.

00:42Next, a pack of camels, a North American greyhound, and here, two bucks and five cents.

00:59And here, two friendly elves.

01:04Hello Bill.

01:05Hello Bill.

01:06Hello Bill.

01:07Hello Bill.

01:08Hello Bill.

01:09No zoo would be complete without a monkey cave.

01:16Hello Bill.

01:17Hello Bill.

01:18Hello Bill.

01:19Hello Bill.

01:23Hello Bill.

01:24Hello Bill.

01:26Hello Bill.

01:28Hello Bill.

01:29Hello Bill.

01:30Hello Bill.

01:31Hello Bill.

01:33Hello Bill.

01:34Hello Bill.

01:35Hello Bill.

01:36Hello Bill.

01:37Hello Bill.

01:38Hello Bill.

01:39Hello Bill.

01:40Hey sister.

01:41Can't you read?

01:42Mother Nature's own weatherman.

01:43The little groundhog and his shackle.

01:47Over here.

01:48Over here.

01:49We find.

01:50The little groundhog.

01:51The little groundhog.

01:52The little groundhog.

01:53The little groundhog.

01:54The little groundhog.

01:55And his shackle.

01:56Over here we find.

02:04There.

02:05Hey brother.

02:05Hey.

02:06Hey muscles.

02:07Don't annoy that line.

02:09It's dangerous.

02:11Can't you read that song?

02:11The little groundhog.

02:12The little groundhog.

02:13The little groundhog.

02:14The little groundhog.

02:16Oh stone.

02:17You or stone.

02:18And when your barks look.

02:21horror.

02:22It's dangerous.

02:23The little groundhog.

02:23No.

02:24No.

02:25sign? You'd better take my advice and leave him alone. Shame, shame, you're a bad boy.

02:33The skunk cage is always a center of interest.

02:46Well, we're lucky. It's feeding time for the giraffe.

02:55Listen now, Willa, this is the second time I've had to speak to you. Leave that line

03:13alone. I'm warning you. I'm a bad boy. And here we come to a family of white rabbits. Of

03:25course, you all know how fast they multiply.

03:36Now, over here in the birdhouse, we find the wise old owl.

03:41Who?

03:41You.

03:43Me?

03:44Yes.

03:45Oh.

03:48An interesting bird is the South African talking parrot.

03:53Polly want a cracker?

03:54I said, uh, Polly want a cracker?

03:58Nah. Give me a short beer.

04:03Another interesting bird is the Alcatraz jailbird.

04:07I didn't do it, I tell you. Okay. I was framed, see. Yeah. I'm innocent. I want to see the

04:13D.A. They can't do this to me, see. They can't hang this on me. I didn't do it, I tell you.

04:18I didn't do it, I tell you. Oh, he did so do it. I saw him with my very own eyes. So there.

04:28Over here, we find Mother Ostrich on her nest.

04:31Well, you do have something to crow about.

04:43Oh, oh, oh, look out, look out.

04:46Well, a jackpot.

04:48For the last time, you'd better stop annoying that lion if you know what's good for you.

05:06I'm a bad boy.

05:11New to the zoo is an elephant just in from Africa.

05:14Hello. Express Company. This is Joe Jumbo.

05:19We'll send it up right away.

05:22You know, those guys have had my twunk for a week.

05:29And here we have, uh...

05:31Well, these are some things we had left over from that last New Year's party.

05:36Pacing back and forth in their cage, we find two restless panthers.

05:46Bread and butter. Bread and butter. Bread and butter. Bread and butter.

05:49Bread and butter. Bread and butter.

05:52Well, here we have J. Wellington Buttonhook.

05:55Mr. Buttonhook used to thrill thousands at the circus by putting his head in a lion's mouth.

06:00In this cage, we find the Rocky Mountain Wildcat.

06:13Hey, bud, hey, hey, just a minute, bud.

06:15Tell me, just what made you wild?

06:18What made me wild? What made me wild?

06:21Well, I'll tell you.

06:22They called my name out at bank night, and I wasn't there!

06:26Well, I guess that little fella finally took my advice and went home.

06:48I'm a big boy.

06:51I'm a big boy.

06:56I'm a big boy.

06:57I'm a big boy.

06:59I'm a big boy.

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