Near the entrance, one of the first statues encountered was this life-sized one of a kid standing atop a goat.

A small (but life sized) statue of a deer mouse was partly hidden inside a hole in a stone.

Another statue of a deer mouse. This one squeaked over a sign containing the symbol of an ear.

A squirrel caught raiding a lunch box. Its cheeks were full, despite its appearance of innocent guilt.

When viewed from above, the inside of the lunch box contained a sandwich and peanuts.

A mechanical wind vane was created using abstract metal birds.

A tiny statue of an elephant stood atop a post.

A statue of a bird had been created by rough welding strips of metal.

A fresco was carved (or cast) into a wall. It depicted a bird standing over two lizards.

Life sized statues of lions were set up surrounded by boulders. They both illustrated a lion's pride, and provided a place for children to play.

Another tiny elephant statue stood on another post. This elephant was wet from a rain storm that had moved into the zoo area.