Switcheroo Zoo -- Switch the animals' heads, legs and tails to make new creatures at this surrealistic virtual zoo.
Sea World -- Animal Resources, Shamu, and Lots of Stuff For Educators on This Fishy Site!
Tennessee Aquarium -- All About the Aquarium, and Some Interesting Stuff to Do, and See, Online.
National Zoo -- Smithsonian National Zoological Park. We Study, Celebrate, and Help Protect the Diversity of Animals and Their Habitats.
Electronic Zoo -- This Web Site is all About the NetVet and the Electronic Zoo. It's a Place to Categorize and Organize Veterinary Medical and Animal-Related Information on the Internet in a Relevant, Easy to Use (I hope) Format for People Interested in These Topics.
The San Diego Zoo -- Take a Virtual Tour of Some of the Zoo's Exhibits.
Monterey Bay Aquarium. California, USA -- The Monterey Bay Aquarium is dedicated to inspiring ocean conservation. Find out more about how we approach our mission. Web Cam and other Online Attractions for Virtual Visitors. Cool Site! World Famous Aquarium (Yep, This is the One that was on The Star Trek Movie).
National Wildlife Federation for Kids -- Fun Stuff to do and See Here! Great Site!
The Oakland Zoo -- Animals, A to Z lets you see and hear the animals. Cool Stuff and Things to Do. Activities for Fun and Learning.
Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo -- Meet the Animals, Online, With Lots of Cool Photos.
Oregon Zoo -- Web Cams, and Some Online Exhibits. Seems Like a Great Place to Visit!
Kratt Brothers -- This is the Official Online Site for Chris and Martin Kratt. (you know, those crazy guys that are on TV?) Lot's of Neat Stuff About Animals, or, as Chris and Martin Like to Call Them, Creatures. Check it Out!
exZooberance -- The most spectacular virtual zoo in the world. Over 100 species of animals (and growing) including hundreds of beautiful photographs and fascinating facts.
Super Croc -- Sarcosuchus Imperator was discovered by French paleontologist named Alfred Felix de Lapparent, who found fossilized teeth and armor plates of a giant crocodile while on several prospecting missions to the Sahara in the 1940's and 1950's. Based on measurements of the skulls and bones, and comparison to recent crocs, Sarcosuchus grew to lengths of 37-40 feet. This is a world record for a croc, hence, "SuperCroc!" It is twice as long as the largest living croc on record.
