Zoo Animals

noun A type of great ape native to the forests of Africa, known for its intelligence and social behavior.

• The chimpanzee is a highly intelligent primate species found in the wild.
• I saw a chimpanzee at the zoo yesterday, and it was so cute!
• That party was bananas, there were more people there than a chimpanzee could count!
• Her chaotic mind felt like a jungle where a wild chimpanzee was swinging from thought to thought.

noun A large, powerful, primarily herbivorous ape native to the forests of central Africa.

• The gorilla at the zoo is a popular attraction for visitors.
• I heard there's a huge gorilla at the zoo that everyone's talking about.
• That gorilla is massive, dude!
• Dealing with that difficult client is like trying to tame a wild gorilla.

noun A small to medium-sized primate that typically has a long tail, most kinds of which live in trees in tropical countries.

• The scientist observed the monkey's behavior in its natural habitat.
• I saw a monkey swinging from tree to tree at the zoo.
• That guy is a total monkey - always causing trouble.
• Her mind was a monkey, jumping from one thought to another.

noun a small horse, especially one of a breed that is of a small size

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• The young girl rode her pony in the equestrian competition.
• I love going for a ride on my pony in the afternoons.
• That pony is so cute, I want to take it home!
• The new intern is just a pony in the office, still learning the ropes.

noun A hybrid animal that is a cross between a zebra and a donkey

• The zonkey is a hybrid animal resulting from the crossbreeding of a zebra and a donkey.
• I saw a cute zonkey at the farm today!
• Check out that zonkey, it's so cool!
• The project was a zonkey, a strange mix of different ideas that somehow worked together.