They were almost impossible to get a good picture of. They were behind a pane of glass that was so covered in finger prints and other goo that you could barely see through it. We were outside looking in at them so there was also a lot of glare. I did my best. They were cute and definitely the main attraction. Everyone there wanted to see the baby tigers.Next to the baby tigers were a couple monkeys. Not quite as popular but more enjoyable to us. This little fellow just sat and ate his banana. He was cute.
There was a lot of geese and ducks and peacocks around. And they had swans in one part. 
The wolves were huge and very stinky. They reminded me of Midget. It was really hot out that day so everything was just sort of lying around. It was still strange to be standing so close to what could be a vicious animal and only a chain fence between you. And yet it's almost sad to see them there.
And of course there is the adult tigers. I think them and the grizzly bears were my favorite. I just could not get over how big they are. You see them on TV and you know that they are big but you never fully appreciate it until you're standing face to face with them.
The zoo was also full of baby animals. Here is a baby Yak.
And a baby caribou. 
And this is an adult caribou. I just like the picture.
It was a fun day. And then we went home to our own "forestry farm". We came across these bison on a quad ride one day. They were following us. I guess they thought we were going to feed them. It was a pretty big heard. And lots of babies!
And then we came home one day to find a humming bird in our garage. That was pretty strange!
And we can't forget the dog and cats. We've also had a skunk in our shed and a snake in our garage. There are bald eagles, geese, sandhill cranes, ducks, moose, elk, porcupines, white tail, and mule deer around us. And I'm sure many more that we never see. And it doesn't cost us a dime to see them. That's a pretty sweet deal to me!
