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P: What’re we looking at?
E: Elephants.
P: What do elephants do?
E: They drink the water with the nose.
P: With the nose? Okay.
E: There’s the nose coming back.
P: Let’s have a look. Oh, you’re right. Do they drink water through their nose?
E: Yes.
P: Mmmm.

E: Monkey!
P: Do you know? It’s a Columbus monkey.
E: Columbus monkey!
P: What’re the monkeys doing?
E: They’re hanging upside down.
P: They’re hanging upside down? Uh-oh!
E: They’re doing peepee.
P: Yeah. Just a minute.

P: Ewan, what’re we gonna go see next?
E: Giraffe.
P: A giraffe. And what’s a giraffe look like?
E: It has a long neck and spots.
P: And spots. Okay. What does a giraffe do?
E: He can walk.
P: He can walk?
E: Yes.
P: Is he tall or short?
E: Tall.
P: Very tall. What do they eat?
E: Breakfast!
P: They eat breakfast!? Okay then.

P: What’s he got? Stripes?
E: Stripey.
P: Is it all stripey?
E: Yes.
P: Is it all stripey?
E: A little bit.
P: Which bit’s stripey?
E: A leg.
P: The legs are stripey. Okay.

E: Rhinosteros!
P: Rhinoceros?
E: Rhino.
P: This is daddy’s favorite animal. Daddy likes the rhinoceros. Do you know why?
E: I don’t know.
P: What’s on the front of the rhinoceros? What’s on his nose? Do you know?
E: I don’t know.
P: It’s called horns. We’ve got two horns.
E: Horns?
P: Horns. Yeah. Big, isn’t he?
E: Yeah! He might come.
P: He might come. Hmm. What’s he doing now?
E: He’s eating the sand.
P: He’s eating sand!? Let’s have a look. Oh, he is, isn’t he?

P: What’s this one called?
E: Hippo.
P: Hippo? Can you say hippopotamus?
E: Hippo…………
P: Say it again. After 3. 1, 2, 3 – Hippopotamus. No?
E: Yes, it is.
P: Can you say it?
E: Yes.
P: Hippopotamus. Are you going to say it for me? You’re not, are you?

P: Has it got stripes?
E: Yes.
P: What color is he?
E: He’s white and black.
P: White and black. That’s true, isn’t it?
E: And pink.
P: He’s pink!? Where is he pink?
E: By the bottom.
P: Oh, that’s not the zebra.

P: After that we saw a big black hairy gorilla. A white polar bear walking around his pool and some cute penguins that looked like they were wearing black jackets and shirts. There were also a couple of yellow and black striped tigers and finally Ewan’s favorite, the panda. At four o’clock it was time for the zoo to close so we said goodbye to animals and ran to catch the train home.

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