Taken in November of 2013 in Mysore at the Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens
DAILY PHOTO: Zoo Creatures of Mysore
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DAILY PHOTO: White Deer of Mysore Zoo
Taken in November of 2013 in Mysore
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DAILY PHOTO: Best. Zoo. Signage. Ever.
Taken at the Mysore Zoo in October of 2013
Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens (i.e. the Mysore Zoo) wins the award for the most clever (and most gruesome) signage at a zoo.
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DAILY PHOTO: Chimpanzee Standing Watch
Taken on October 3, 2014 in the Mysore Zoo.
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DAILY PHOTO: Red Birds
Taken on October 3, 2014 at the Mysore Zoo.
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DAILY PHOTO: Leopard Look
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DAILY PHOTO: Crocodile at Peace
Taken in November of 2013 at the Mysore Zoo
There is no smile
worn by a crocodile,
that’ll induce me to pet him.
There’s no grin,
neither wide nor thin,
that extends my treasured limb.
Save your beaming.
It looks scheming.
“No, I won’t go for a swim.”
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DAILY PHOTO: Leopard
Taken at the Mysore Zoo on November 29, 2013.
I took this photo at Mysore zoo through the chain link fence, but got focus on the leopard.
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POEM: No Chunky Monkey
there’s nothing sadder than a monkey
who’s grown pudgy, blown up chunky,
and become a Mars Bar junkie
just cause we’re genetically entwined
makes it neither right nor kind
to give them a bootilicious behind
when swinger’s branches threaten break
and under foot the earth it quakes
it’s then too late to lay off the cakes
when dealing with our friends furry
remember no ice cream or curry
no panicked food drop and scurry
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DAILY PHOTO: Albino Black Buck
Taken November 29, 2013 at the Mysore Zoo.
There’s something about this picture that strikes me as not of this world. The albino creature contrasted against the earth-tone environment. One expects to see a deer in a verdant patch where it can meet its grazing needs, not on barren, stony soil. Then there are those wicked screw-bit horns, seeming a little out of place on bambi–like fangs on a butterfly.
