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elephants, monkeys andmiscellaneous other animals, from the viev/ing publics standpoint inparticular, by building barless paddocks, or yards, of reinforced con-crete. At a normal distance, it will appear that the animals are notconfined at all, except for a pipe rail atop a low concrete curb. But… … Photo bv Moiilii MONKEY ISLAND OFARTIFICIAL ROCK BEAR DEN, LOOKING TOWARD FLIGHT CAGE AVIARY,r-LEISHHACKER ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS, SAN FRANCISOLewis P. Hobart, Archi+ecl jump or climb. Where wet moats are used the depth of the water in t smoat must be kept great enough to prevent the animal from…
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