I was snapping photos of the animals when I saw this wolf magnificently sunning him/herself. I tried to quickly to put my telephoto extension on my camera, but needless to say seconds before I was ready to take pictures this wolf moved into the shade. So I spent about 20 minutes following this wolf around waiting for another shot. A group of boys came by and one barked like a dog to get the wolf's attention, allowing me to snap this photo.

How would you like to find a wolf staring this intently at you in the wild?

The zoo puts flamingoes near the gate to greet visitors.

The lions roared and I heard them through out the park the whole day.

This zebra seemed unhappy with the Munich snow. While the elephants and some of the other animals tried to stay away from me, this zebra eagerly greeted me as if to say, "Please take me away from here."

This ram and the following sheep were part of the petting zoo. This ram was very aggressive, pushing his way to stick his mouth into the feeder from which you purchased a few tablespoons of compressed food pellets for 50 pfennig.

This rhino either was shy or wanted to keep his face towards the heater. This was the best photo I could get.

Although Bavaria is dominated by conservative Catholics, they aren't afraid to put sex education at the Munich Zoo.

The pony on the right was very aggressive and bit my coat sleeve after I petted him but offered no food.