zoological garden

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zoological garden

A family visits the zoological garden on a sunny afternoon.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A facility, typically open to the public, where a collection of wild animals is kept, housed, and displayed for purposes of education, conservation, and recreation.
Usage

The term "zoological garden" is a formal and traditional name for what is more commonly called a "zoo." It is used to describe the institution itself, emphasizing its role as a curated collection and a place for public viewing and study.

Examples
  • The city's zoological garden has a renowned breeding program for endangered species.
  • We spent the afternoon at the zoological garden observing the primates.
  • The primary mission of a modern zoological garden extends beyond exhibition to include wildlife conservation and research.
Advanced Usage
  • The phrase can be used in historical or official contexts to denote the original or full purpose of the institution.
    • The society was founded to establish a zoological garden for the advancement of science.
Variants and Related Words
  • Zoo (n): The common, abbreviated form of "zoological garden."
    • Let's go to the zoo this weekend.
  • Menagerie (n): A historical term for a collection of wild animals kept in captivity for display, often private.
    • The king's menagerie was a precursor to the modern zoo.
Synonyms
  • Animal park
  • Wildlife park
  • Zoological park
Related Phrases
  • Conservation center: A facility focused on protecting and breeding endangered species, a key function of many modern zoological gardens.
  • Aquarium: A facility for displaying aquatic animals and plants; sometimes part of a larger zoological garden.
zoological garden

A family visits the zoological garden on a sunny afternoon.

Noun
  1. the facility where wild animals are housed for exhibition

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