The first time I ever went to the zoo, I am still scarred. To this day, I was in Camp Sundance.

Okay. When I was seven years old. Wait, what is that?

It was a summer camp. Oh, okay. Camp Sundance, they say, hey, let's go to the zoo.

So we went to the zoo.

It was a rainy day.

It was uncomfortably cool for June.

It was like 65 degrees, sort of a misty day.

It's like summer in Seattle. I remember it like it was yesterday and so we walk up others

the rhinos let's go look at the rhinos yeah huge you know what else is

huge on a rhino when it's engaged in certain activities?

There were seven of them. They were all on top of each other.

It was like one of the movies that you see except without people and you sub in rhinos or for some people maybe it is

with rhinos I don't know I don't judge whatever you happen to enjoy that's your own special

channel there on the website. I was so

freaked out and when you're seven you don't realize what away right away what

you're seeing you're like oh, that rhino's got a crow bar stuck. No! No! No!

Well let me, this is a story from another zoo. This is a Topeka zoo. This is all equally traumatic, I think, probably some kid. A rare gazelle, known as a, an Adra gazelle, was brought into the Topeka zoo. They wanted to showcase it because again this is an endangered species of Gazelle

So what they what they do at the zoo is they conserve these animals by capturing one bringing it in, showing people going,

isn't this beautiful?

Now, let's-

I have thoughts on this.

Should I share it till the end of the story?

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