You Have To See These Photos From A Copenhagen Zoo Back In 1955

Saramarie0622 Published 04/28/2014

Denmarks Copenhagen zoo was founded in 1859, making it one of Europes oldest zoological institutions. Over 27 acres are filled with animal enclosures and tourist attractions.

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Come visit Copenhagens zoo.
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Smoking chimps? Yeah, we have those.
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When theyre not busy hitting the snack bar.
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We also know how to keep our animals happy.
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Hippos are happiest when theyre drinking liquor.
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Leopards are meant to play with small children.
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To play with penguins, you must also wear a suit. Just like they do.
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Could I have a refill on my tea?
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Its snuggle time!
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Maybe you could even rent out the bear cubs.
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This is where we keep all of the cute at the zoo.
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The elephants definitely could have had it better.
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Those chimps had a problem.
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Back in the day, even Copenhagen had rare animals.
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As it turns out, tigers like swimming, but they never liked baths.
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Before he realized he was getting a bath.
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The line for the zoo would go around the block. Today it remains one of the most popular destinations in Denmark.

1.
Come visit Copenhagens zoo.
2.
Smoking chimps? Yeah, we have those.
3.
When theyre not busy hitting the snack bar.
4.
We also know how to keep our animals happy.
5.
Hippos are happiest when theyre drinking liquor.
6.
Leopards are meant to play with small children.
7.
To play with penguins, you must also wear a suit. Just like they do.
8.
9.
Could I have a refill on my tea?
10.
Its snuggle time!
11.
Maybe you could even rent out the bear cubs.
12.
This is where we keep all of the cute at the zoo.
13.
The elephants definitely could have had it better.
14.
Those chimps had a problem.
15.
16.
17.
Back in the day, even Copenhagen had rare animals.
18.
19.
20.
As it turns out, tigers like swimming, but they never liked baths.
21.
Before he realized he was getting a bath.
22.
23.
24.
The line for the zoo would go around the block. Today it remains one of the most popular destinations in Denmark.