Sunday, September 5, 2010

San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium

A few weeks ago we went to visit the San Antonio Zoo and Aquarium. It was too hot when we went there. I was not able to take a lot of pictures because I was dehydrated. Too bad we didn't finish exploring the whole place. But we'll definitely go back there for sure.
The admission is pretty cheap. $10 for adults and $8.00 for 3-11 yrs.old. Each of us got a dollar discount because we have military IDs.
The San Antonio zoo is very beautiful and has lots to see. The variety of animals is widespread from all areas of the world.
This zoo is doing great things for bird conservation around the globe because of its large collection!


Virtual tour here:

The San Antonio Zoo is open 365 days a year and is ranked as one of the best zoos in the nation exhibiting over 3500 animals of 600 species.






11 comments:

Kcalpesh said...

Long time since I even thought of visiting a zoo!! Loved the virtual tour!!

Pixellicious Photos

Gemma Wiseman said...

A most interesting collection of shots! Those flamingoes? look a very dark pink shade! They must have been fascinating!

☆Mama Ko☆ said...

Its prety! top zoo inthe nation must be really good and nice tsang no.

Maayo pa mo ky naa mn military discount tsang.

Verna Luga said...

murag suroy galore jud mu permi da! hahaa... agi ko Dhemz..

Chubskulit Rose said...

Ang ganda!

Mel Alarilla said...

I love the red birds. They are all so radiantly beautiful. It's great to visit the zoo and see those wonderful animals, birds and fishes. Akesha must be so enthralled with them. Thanks for the post. God bless you all always.

eden said...

Nice place. Basin maka suroy sad mi sa zoo. taud taud ng wala mi ka visit ug zoo.

Lina Gustina said...

I always love zoo...

* Michael * said...

That is a very nice zoo

Mel_Cole said...

Oh wow, it's indeed a big zoo. Lots of different animals that I haven't seen in Buffalo Zoo, NY. Thanks for the tour Dhemz!

Manz said...

the zoo tickets are really cool and a neat addition to the post. I want to visit our local zoo now...