Weird sign

Posted by
spots (Singapore, Singapore) on 23 January 2007 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.

We spent a good hour & a half at the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo today. It's a great place - with lots of fun activities for toddlers & a lil zoo to boot. And it's free all year round!

This sign tickled me. ^__^

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Comments (11)

shadow from Singapore

LOL. If the animals were Singaporean, am sure even an innocent lingering look would constitute harrassment.

Btw, L who sold you your car is my new colleague!

24 Jan 2007 6:37am

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

ok ok I understand, ha ha

24 Jan 2007 7:48am

emarquetti from Itajai, Brazil

Can I just look? :-)

24 Jan 2007 10:10am

skgoh from Singapore

A very detailed sign indeed! Can you do anything else to the animals if that particular verb isn't on the list? Surely you're not liable then!

24 Jan 2007 1:12pm

Lydia from Singapore - Melbourne, Singapore

That means can squeeze?

24 Jan 2007 2:26pm

spots from singapore, Singapore

haha looking is fine. squeezing cannot! :)

24 Jan 2007 5:21pm

Dad from Singapore

How does one "worry" an animal? HaHaHa. ;-)

I hope such a wierd sign doesn't appear at our zoo or brd park!

24 Jan 2007 11:56pm

Wayne from Melbourne, Australia

Brilliant!
=D

25 Jan 2007 7:23am

Cassia from Singapore

:D Think that this sign is to warn people like me... :p I love to feed and touch animals. But guess the animals might think that I am poking, proding, pestering, harassing, and disturbing them instead of petting them..

26 Jan 2007 9:44am

spots from singapore, Singapore

haha :) i guess the zoo must hv had some pretty bad experiences with its clientele - mostly lil kids & toddlers who were fearless & curious enough to "disturb" the animals :)

26 Jan 2007 5:06pm

Orson from kingstonia, United States

so what kind of animal is that person feeding in the sign? did they have sock puppets there?

29 Jan 2007 6:45pm

@Orson: heehee... no sock puppets of any kind there. :) I think the drawing in the sign is meant to appeal to the agegroup of the typical visitor of the zoo - which is like 4 or 5, hence the "sock puppet" likeness!