Stardate 65753.9
After our breakfast with penguins, we meandered through the
zoo to find more chains in this circle.
Stepping into the sun to see a giraffe, we watched him bend down to drink
his morning water. They really bend down in funny ways; I guess if you have a
long neck, you might as well use it. Funny story, I tried taking another
picture of this giraffe later and he was able to hide his neck and face behind
a pole. My mind was blown. There’s far too much to take in here. We traveled
forth to see the one with fast paws: the cheetah! These cheetahs were out and
about in the morning. They were pacing around and we could get up close to
them! They even allowed me to video their shenanigans.
But with the sun rolling high through the sapphire sky, we
moved on to see the King of the Serengeti (or as I call him: Meow Face #1). The
zoo lions were sitting around casually acting like they had no cares in the
world. Yet, they watch you with their eyes. Focus Foxies, I am not stranger to
the gaze of the fearsome lion. In the Houston Zoo, when I was two years old, I
attracted the stare down of a pride of lionesses. It scared Mama Fox half to
death. This day was no different; these lions watched me as I went from one
glass to another. Once again, I was glad an electric fence was between me and a
really big cat.
We had more to find on our adventure, and we ventured to where the rhinos and antelopes roam. Keeping these animals great and small for
all to see, the Maryland Zoo has many African animals, but our real discovery
came in the colder region animals. We said hello to the three huge polar bears
that horse played in there exhibits. We moved forward till we found our place
in the zoo, and my life and blog would never be the same.
Focus Foxies, I really make a big deal out of nothing, but
today was a big day for Focus Foxies everywhere. Today, I found us a mascot! I
have been searching high and low for a fox that was not orange because orange
is a dirty color for hippies. 
The Maryland Zoo had such a fox, formally known
as an Arctic fox. They can survive blizzards by curling up into a ball, they
fight off wolverines to survive, and they champion causes of foxes everywhere.
While I have no idea what this little fox’s name is, I can only imagine it is
Focus! So, Focus Foxies, I introduce Focus to you!
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| I was literally growled at by a large predatory cat! How cool is that? |
09:00 - From the morning we arrived at the Zoo, the animals
were frisky and ready to go. We stormed past most of the animals to see the
penguins (we had a breakfast date - see Stardate 65751.6).
On our mad dash one big kitten caught my eye because he was so close to the edge.
In turn, if it were not for the electric fence between us, I would have been
caught in its teeth. We had to move onward on the winding path, but I was
more than aware in this jungle zoo that I was just a small part of the circle
of life.
After our breakfast with penguins, we meandered through the
zoo to find more chains in this circle.
Stepping into the sun to see a giraffe, we watched him bend down to drink
his morning water. They really bend down in funny ways; I guess if you have a
long neck, you might as well use it. Funny story, I tried taking another
picture of this giraffe later and he was able to hide his neck and face behind
a pole. My mind was blown. There’s far too much to take in here. We traveled
forth to see the one with fast paws: the cheetah! These cheetahs were out and
about in the morning. They were pacing around and we could get up close to
them! They even allowed me to video their shenanigans. 
But with the sun rolling high through the sapphire sky, we
moved on to see the King of the Serengeti (or as I call him: Meow Face #1). The
zoo lions were sitting around casually acting like they had no cares in the
world. Yet, they watch you with their eyes. Focus Foxies, I am not stranger to
the gaze of the fearsome lion. In the Houston Zoo, when I was two years old, I
attracted the stare down of a pride of lionesses. It scared Mama Fox half to
death. This day was no different; these lions watched me as I went from one
glass to another. Once again, I was glad an electric fence was between me and a
really big cat. 
We had more to find on our adventure, and we ventured to where the rhinos and antelopes roam. Keeping these animals great and small for
all to see, the Maryland Zoo has many African animals, but our real discovery
came in the colder region animals. We said hello to the three huge polar bears
that horse played in there exhibits. We moved forward till we found our place
in the zoo, and my life and blog would never be the same. 
Focus Foxies, I really make a big deal out of nothing, but
today was a big day for Focus Foxies everywhere. Today, I found us a mascot! I
have been searching high and low for a fox that was not orange because orange
is a dirty color for hippies. 
The Maryland Zoo had such a fox, formally known
as an Arctic fox. They can survive blizzards by curling up into a ball, they
fight off wolverines to survive, and they champion causes of foxes everywhere.
While I have no idea what this little fox’s name is, I can only imagine it is
Focus! So, Focus Foxies, I introduce Focus to you!
I did not want to
leave this little guy, but our time at the zoo was coming to an end. I could
have stayed here and lived in the Circle, The Circle of Life!
Focus Foxies in attendance: Rob aka Meow Face #1 of my heart! and of course FOCUS!
Focus Foxies in attendance: Rob aka Meow Face #1 of my heart! and of course FOCUS!
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