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[amarasoftware]

Zoo Management Platforms Every Park Should Try.

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Sorry for the grainy photo on this #wildlifewednesday. This shot was taken on an old flip phone about 10 years ago...back when phones flipped. I used to manage the grounds operations at a local attraction destination. I had an early morning ritual every other day of driving the entire park to get a feel for how things were looking. This beauty had the very same ritual I think. We crossed paths in this same area at least once every 5-10 days. Typically I would give him/her the right of way and just observe what he/she was up to. This particular morning I inched a bit closer to snap a pic. In an hour this park would fill with guests and get very busy. I'd spend my day setting up outdoor events, patrolling the camp ground, managing crews, responding to calls, completing work orders, and scheduling the next few days. It was the mornings I loved the most. #wednesdaydiscoveryjournal #wildlife #fox #earlymornings #parkmaintenance #goundsmanagment #parkoperations #landscaping #getoutside #workoutside

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parkoperations replied to your post:

my mom used to say that all the time to me wow that takes me BACK

my grandpa used to say it to me! he’s the only context i have for a ~*~military guy~*~ so >>

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                  “Don’t judge me. You don’t know that for a fact.”

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“Everything one here was brilliant. There’s no denying that. I’m in awe of it all, but I also know we have to be more careful. Gentically modifying a new dinosaur? We’ve already played with their DNA. We’ve already tested things. 

Billy wasn’t going to be so easily manipulated. He knew of the DANGERS that these dinosaurs brought. He had seen them up close and personal. This game they played---it was a dangerous one.

“I know you’re NOT heartless. I know there’s a heart, and you’re a smart woman, Claire. But you had to have learned something from all of this.”

“I don’t want the creatures to die. There’s still so much to learn, but maybe it’s time to step back again. They survived after the first incident. They created their own world with their own order. Opening another park---it’s a BAD idea.”