00:00Exploring America's premier zoos, where conservation meets wonder.
00:04A red panda climbs through bamboo at the San Diego Zoo.
00:08America's top zoos build rainforest domes, desert trails, aquariums, and conservation
00:13exhibits for visitors.
00:16San Diego Zoo holds about 12,000 animals, while the Sky Ferry Tram carries visitors
00:21above leafy habitats.
00:23Omaha's Henry Dorley Zoo surrounds visitors with an indoor rainforest, desert dome, aquarium
00:29tunnels, and thousands of animals.
00:32Lincoln Park Zoo welcomes Chicago families through free gates showing gorillas, lions,
00:38reptiles, and farm animals near city streets.
00:41Brookfield Zoo draws crowds west of Chicago, where Great Bear Wilderness and Tropic World
00:46display large habitats.
00:49Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C. offers free entry while scientists study animals
00:55through conservation programs.
00:57The Bronx Zoo spreads across 265 New York acres, with Congo Gorilla Forest and Himalayan
01:03Highlands exhibits.
01:05Denver Zoo fills 84 Colorado acres with hoofstock, primates, birds, reptiles, and conservation-focused
01:13education.
01:14St. Louis Zoo opened after the 1904 World's Fair, and visitors still walk through animal
01:20houses and forested paths.
01:22San Antonio Zoo carries more than a century of history, with family exhibits across 57 Texas
01:28acres.
01:29Columbus Zoo and Aquarium shows Heart of Africa, Polar Frontier, and Australia exhibits with
01:35thousands of animals.
01:37Trams, tunnels, rainforest glass, gorilla forests, and aquarium walls turn zoo visits into moving
01:43animal tours.
01:44A child presses both hands to aquarium glass while a bright fish swims past.
01:50block used in a half-carum finale, and the rest of
01:50And the next one.
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01:50I'm sorry.
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