Not only can you see Claude, albino alligator, in its (relatively) natural habitat; You can watch Vic, the entomologist, in his (relatively) natural habitat as he goes about doing... whatever the hell it is he's doing here (Please don't tap on the glass)...
OK, OK, I admit: my Claude the Albino Alligator pics were out of focus. You'll have to settle for Vic Smith, Entomologist.
The kids were having just as much fun watching the divers as they were the fish...
Varied my routine a bit this morning and saw this whilst waiting for the N. My first thought was: "Goofus and Gallant"
What Jake lacks in grammar skills and production values he makes up for with sincerity & enthusiasm...
Angelo's mistake? He forgot to include his phone number...
But, to be honest, I'm not sure which one's Goofus and which one's Gallant.
I do hope this is the work of two guys and not one with two distinct personalities. The upside of that would be $1,110 with half the space being used. You could turn the other room into a den.
After some set backs, this recently-restored, fountain from 1924 graces the park once again. The serpents head is actually a recreation done by artist Manuel Palos based on photos of the original- which disappeared.
(The seagull just happened to be there when I took the pic and is not a part of the original design. At least I don't think it is).
The original sculptor was M. Earl Cummings (who had hoped it would end up being a bronze statue. But, it wasn't in the budget...)
At first I thought- "What a crazy match-up! Tiger vs snake? And a saber tooth tiger, no less! This is like one of those Syfy original movies!"