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<http://data.yelp.com/Review/id/L6MG0mRmjIc4-KPDvilLJw>	<http://purl.org/stuff/rev#text>	"I found myself in Cleveland for a few days this summer, and had a couple of chances to explore the city on my own.  On day two, I took myself to the zoo.\n\nI got a little bit of a weird look for buying just one adult ticket-- are grown-ups not supposed to like animals?!  Other than that, this zoo was amazing, and I had a fantastic time.  The place is enormous; my FitBit told me I walked over four miles while I explored, so plan accordingly.  \n\nEverything was very clean, including the bathrooms, and I loved all of the exhibits.  You can tell that the animals are well taken care of, and that they've done a good job giving them as much room to roam as possible, with both indoor and outdoor areas in most exhibits.\n\nFor me, some of the highlights were:\n--elephants!  I'm always a sucker for them, and Elephant Crossing lets you get very close.\n--swimming cat exhibit: because who doesn't want to see big cats swimming for their food?\n--gorillas: they have a couple male gorillas who hang out in a big outdoor exhibit in the summer months.\n--African penguins:  every loves cute penguins.\n--harbor seals: you can watch them above and under water.\n--grizzly bear: go at feeding time if you can-- gives you a chance to see the bears stand up, so you can see how huge they are.\n--Monkey Island: the Colobus monkeys live on an island separated from visitors by a moat, which gives them some seclusion from us and a chance to have something similar to their natural habitat.\n\nGive yourself plenty of time to explore-- I was here for well over 3 hours, and that was without kids in tow.  There are plenty of shaded benches if you need to give your feet a quick break, and decent snack options as well, including a Ben & Jerry's by Waterfowl Lake.  Tickets were reasonably priced considering how much there is to explore, and parking was plentiful and free.\n\nUntil this trip everything I knew about Cleveland was from \"30 Rock,\" but this city has some awesome things.  I'd happily go back!  Especially to the zoo."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string> .