zoo

3. The natural environment or surroundings where an animal would normally live.
4. Another word for a keeper, someone who takes care of the animals in the zoo.
6. Efforts made to protect and preserve endangered species and their habitats.
8. Activities and toys provided to the animals in the zoo to keep them mentally and physically stimulated.
9. Displays or areas in the zoo where animals can be seen and observed by visitors.
10. Different types of animals, each with its own unique characteristics and traits.
12. Programs and activities in the zoo that teach visitors about animals and their importance in the ecosystem.
13. The act of giving food to the animals in the zoo to keep them healthy and nourished.
14. Animals moving freely within their designated areas in the zoo.
15. Living creatures that can be found in the zoo, such as lions, elephants, monkeys, and penguins.

1. Animals that live in their natural habitats, often protected in national parks or reserves.
2. The act of watching and studying animals to learn more about their behaviors and habits.
5. An area in the zoo where animals live and are kept safe.
6. The ability of an animal to blend in with its surroundings, making it harder to spot.
7. Shows or displays in the zoo that feature specific animals or themes.
11. A person who takes care of the animals in the zoo, making sure they have food, water, and a clean environment.