Elephants in zoos and circuses are typically moved with a tool called an ankus, a nasty-looking wooden shaft with a metal hook protruding from the top.It’s banned at the sanctuary.
This picture taken on January 20, 2009 shows a newly born Madagascan lemur, Propithecus coronatus, an en-dangered species named Tahina, at Besancon Zoo, eastern France.
We don't expect it to be the most exciting organism at the zoo because after all it's not really a " fungi" and watching it tends to get " mold" after a while.