Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Printable Version

Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Printable Version

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Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Shardul - 10-07-2016

I recently went to the Toronto zoo, saw an amazing variety of animals, including a massive Grizzly.

Here are the pictures.

Female Indian rhino with calf.

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Next to humans.

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Orangutans, most fun animals ever.

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RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Shardul - 10-07-2016

Female Sumatran Tiger. Was much smaller than the female bengals from I saw in Indian zoos. Taken from behind a fence.

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Pardon the out of focus fence in the front. Couldn't do anything about it.

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Male tucked far away.

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RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Shardul - 10-07-2016

Hippos. It was already a cloudy day, then it started to rain.

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White Rhino.

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Grevy's Zebra, calf suckling from her mother.

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White African Lions.

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Adult male.

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RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Shardul - 10-07-2016

My favorite part. Adult male Grizzly. Was absolutely massive. If these are you average Grizzlies, I can only image what those Kodiak monsters look like.

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Polar bear cub.

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Mother.

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Swimming.

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RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Shardul - 10-07-2016

Giant Panda.

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Tree Kangaroo

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RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - brotherbear - 10-07-2016

From post #5... My favorite part. Adult male Grizzly. Was absolutely massive. If these are you average Grizzlies, I can only image what those Kodiak monsters look like.
Yes, the inland grizzly bears of Alaska are generally larger than those from south of the Canadian border, with the exception of the Yukon area. *I would love to see them.

RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Pckts - 10-07-2016

How did the rhinos compare? I got to feed a male one horned rhino and the guy was as large as my truck, so I know they're massive.

RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - GrizzlyClaws - 10-07-2016

(10-07-2016, 08:33 PM)brotherbear Wrote: From post #5... My favorite part. Adult male Grizzly. Was absolutely massive. If these are you average Grizzlies, I can only image what those Kodiak monsters look like.
Yes, the inland grizzly bears of Alaska are generally larger than those from south of the Canadian border, with the exception of the Yukon area. *I would love to see them.

I think the Alaskan peninsula grizzlies were even larger than the Kodiak bears.

357 kg vs 312 kg based on the average.

RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Shardul - 10-07-2016

(10-07-2016, 08:46 PM)Pckts Wrote: How did the rhinos compare? I got to feed a male one horned rhino and the guy was as large as my truck, so I know they're massive.

They looked about the same size to me. The white rhino was a tad longer, the Indian was a bit taller.

RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - sanjay - 10-07-2016

These are some awesome shots Shardul
Which camera you used ?
The one with Orangutan is fabulous. He is looking directly to you with beautiful facial expression.

RE: Trip to the Toronto Zoo - Shardul - 10-08-2016

(10-07-2016, 09:43 PM)sanjay Wrote: These are some awesome shots Shardul
Which camera you used ?
The one with Orangutan is fabulous. He is looking directly to you with beautiful facial expression.

Thanks for the kind words, Sanjay. I use the Nikon D7000 camera body. It is the best camera in its price range, imo, especially for low light photography. The D7200 is now the latest iteration, and is supposed to be better than the 7000.