00:26Who's, who's at a zoo, zoo, zoo, zoo, zoo?
00:34A very interesting and instructive day may be spent at any one of the many fine zoos of our country.
00:40Here are assembled strange specimens from the jungles of deepest Africa,
00:44rare creatures native to the highest Himalayas,
00:48fleet-footed beasts of the plains and pampas,
00:50as well as denizens of the mighty deep.
00:53At great expense and often at the peril of life and limb,
00:56they have been brought here so that you and I might know and understand our furbed and feathered friends.
01:08The wolf family is represented by the timber wolf,
01:11his cousin the gray wolf,
01:14and the black sheep of the wolf family, the Hollywood wolf.
01:22You want to be in pictures, uh, you, you.
01:28Say, here's an old friend of ours, Porky Pig, the keeper of the zoo.
01:33Hey, Porky, where are you going with that mallet?
01:35Oh, I'm, uh, going to feed the giraffe.
01:39Oh, I'm, uh, going to feed the giraffe.
02:03This type of rabbit is known as the cottontail.
02:12And where there are rabbits, there are hares.
02:15Here we see the famous march hares.
02:26This majestic specimen of bird life is a bald eagle.
02:30Ahem.
02:32I reiterate, a bald eagle.
02:35A bald eagle.
02:37Okay, blabbermouth.
02:39So I am bald.
02:46Before us now is the mighty monarch of the jungle, the lion.
02:51Well, his majesty acts a little restless.
02:53He seems to be looking for something.
02:56Oh, well.
02:59One of the most vicious animals is the black panther.
03:03This one is just finishing a hearty meal.
03:19Ah, the elephant.
03:21The African elephant.
03:23And from far off India, the Indian elephant.
03:32The most hated of all birds is the vulture.
03:37A sneaky bird of prey.
03:39An unspeakable ghoul.
03:41A loathsome scavenger.
03:44A snake in the grass with wings.
03:47A despicable excuse for a bird.
03:50Ah.
03:50Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me.
03:55Nyeh.
03:57The seals are getting terribly fussy lately.
04:00In fact, they're so fussy that they'll eat only fresh mountain trout.
04:05He, uh, don't know from nothing.
04:06I'll toss them a b-b-b-barracoo, uh, mackerel.
04:09They'll never know the d-difference.
04:15Well, our friend the lion again.
04:17He still seems to be looking for something.
04:19Oh, well, we hope he sees it.
04:21The Alaskan bear is one of the strongest of all animals.
04:25He uses his tremendous strength to hug his prey to death.
04:28Once he gets those strong...
04:30Hey.
04:31Hey, what's he up to?
04:33No, no.
04:33Not that poor little sheep.
04:35Hey, stop it.
04:36Hey, cut that out.
04:37Put that sheep down.
04:38Hey, stop it.
04:39Stop it.
04:39Stop that hugging.
04:40Oh, for goodness' sake.
04:42Mind your own business.
04:47When the swallows come back to Capistrano...
04:53Residing temporarily at the zoo are three of the famous Capistrano swallows.
04:58Tell me, little visitors, why do you always go back to Capistrano?
05:02I don't know.
05:04I guess we're just in a rut.
05:10I can't do it.
05:11I can't do it.
05:13It's impossible.
05:15My gosh.
05:16There's a limit.
05:18Well, this Daddy Rabbit seems very disturbed about something.
05:22Hey, what seems to be the matter?
05:35The Hippopotamus.
05:37This big brute is armored like a tank.
05:40His skin is so tough that even a bullet can hardly pierce it.
05:43That's right.
05:44In fact, over all his body, there's only one teeny-weeny vulnerable spot.
05:54Oh, that's the spot.
05:57You got it.
06:01I don't get it.
06:07Well, well, here's that lion again.
06:10Still looking.
06:12Oh, wait.
06:13He sees something.
06:15What is it that makes him so happy?
06:19Uh-oh, the ice cream man.
06:21That old lion has a sweet tooth.
06:29He says,
06:32Oh, God.
06:35Oh, God.
06:39Oh, God.
06:53Oh, God.
06:57Oh, God.
07:03B-b-b-b-that's all, folks.
