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| Feeding time brings a lot of the animals to the roadside. |
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| We decided that we weren't interested in getting this Watsui any closer to the van. |
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| Everett was one of the first to feed an animal. The elk were very friendly. |
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| They started fighting right along the side of the road. It was neat to see. |
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| There were only a few bison, but they weren't interested in us either. |
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| It took some coaxing with a bag of food, but we finally got to feed this guy out of our hands. |
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| Beautiful markings on this Springbok! |
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| Some of the animals weren't interested in us. These Gemsbok were happy where they were. |
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| Feeding time was right before we arrived, so some were resting after their meal. At first I thought this was a moose, but I believe it is a Fallow. |
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| "No thank you." said the antelope |
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| The vehicle in front of us was getting a lot of action from the zebras! |
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| Soon we had them feeding out of our hands too! |
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| The rhinos were asleep. |
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| Mama feeding a llama |
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| Derrick fed the first emu from his hand. |
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| Brave. |
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| Elliot was not sure about the animals coming inside the van. He kept his distance. |
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| Baby llama |
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| Red Lechwe on the move |
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| The Blackbuck that is crossing the road is so endangered that there are more of them in Texas than in their native homeland of India and Pakistan. |
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| Everett and Elliot keeping each other company in the front seat. They were both slightly timid about feeding the animals, but loved watching them. |
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| Surprise! |
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| Sicilian Donkey |
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| He made us laugh so hard with the silly faces he was making. |
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| Elliot thought he was funny, but didn't have any interest in feeding him. |
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| Ostrich |
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| "Why did the ostrich cross the road?" |
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| Still unsure what that big bird is doing. |
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| Black and white lemurs |
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| The boys liked looking at the baby giraffe up close. |
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| Elliot enjoyed looking at all the animals too. |
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| The kids had to avoid getting hit by the red dot that was moving around on the board. |
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| Like dodge ball, if you were hit you were out. It was actually a pretty cool exhibit/game. |
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| Outside, was a cool water way and many things the kids could tinker with. |
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| And a wall for the kids to make noise... banging pots, pans, tubs, buckets... |
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| They really enjoyed it! |
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| This guy was very cool to watch. He even responded to us when we spoke. |
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| Very creepy! He looked very real! He said "Welcome" then told us a little about the Texas Heritage. |
