No, buying animals from the zoo is not possible. Zoos exist to conserve and protect endangered species and promote animal welfare, not to sell animals to the public.

Typically, donating animals to the zoo is not allowed. Zoos carefully manage their animal populations for health and genetic diversity.

Certain enclosures are off-limits to provide animals privacy and meet their specific environmental needs.

For homeless wild animals, it's best to contact local wildlife authorities or rehabilitation centers for proper care.

Yes, you can take photos and videos for personal use, but be respectful and follow zoo rules.

Common restrictions include no littering, not disturbing animals, and following posted rules for safety and conservation.

In general, you cannot bring your pet to the zoo. Zoos have strict policies to ensure the safety and well-being of both their resident animals and visitors. Service animals are typically an exception and may be allowed with proper documentation.

Interactions with animals are typically limited to viewing from designated areas. For safety reasons, direct contact with animals is not allowed in most cases, as it can stress or harm the animals.