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The Wild Animal Park also featured a
number of exotic gardens to walk through and of course photographic the
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This is an Okapi, a member of the
Giraffe family (not a member of the zebra family as so many onlookers
wrongly assume from his leg and butt striping patterns). The bird on
the bottom frame is probably just a wild visitor - the park is a great
refuge for local and exotic wildlife. The Okapi was actually only
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These are my friends from Oregon,
Robin and Rex. You can feed the giraffes by hand at the
park (they eat some sort of bisquit). The San Diego Wild Animal Park
is probably best known for it's successful Black and White Rhino breeding
programs. The Black Rhino is on the left, the White Rhino on the
right (White Rhinos have two horns). That bottom middle shot is Rex
helping out a lady ostrich friend while she was away from the nest ...
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Here are a few shots of a herd of
Scimitar-horned Oryx and look very closely for the goats hiding in the
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