At then entrance to Wildlife Safari, a sign read, "Drive Through Entrance. Please stay inside your vehicle at tall times.

A sign warned, "Caution Wild African Animals."

We passed by a chain link fence beyound which was a lion.

Another sign on a fence described the, "African Painted Dogs" behind it.

An arrow on a tree stump indicated the way to travel.

A sign, partly hidden by grass, showed photos of animals, and was titled, "Can You Find Me?"

A highway cone indicated the presence of drain pipe.

A bin next to the road was used to hold animal food.

A distant sign labled an enclosure for a Red Wolf.

A wordless sign indicated that a bear was beyond.

A sign on a fence labled this a the area for elephants.

A car ahead of us, passed into the Asia area.

Two signs. One read, "Feeding Ends 500 Feet." And anothor sign read, "Return Empty Cups To Cheetah Lodge."

A large sign read, "Cheethas Are Difficult to breed in capitivity. Wildlife Safari has one of the most successful programs in the U.S. Our beeding area is off display down lovers' lane, as cheeetahs are very sensitivbe to stress.