Describes how zoo nutritionists learn what to feed the animals in their care, the feeding procedures used by large zoos, and the nutritional needs of a variety of zoo animal.

Join the animals for lunch at the National Zoo in Washington, DC, in a fun photographic board book created in collaboration with the Smithsonian. Hooray! It's lunchtime at the zoo! The pandas know that means . . . bamboo! What's more fun than watching animals? Watching animals enjoy their food! A colorful aracari loves a juicy bite. A sloth might take all day to munch its lunch. And the great apes just love to snack on pumpkins! With a rhyming text, photos of favorite animals, and doodles and drawings by illustrator Lala Watkins adding to the playful effect, this tasty treat is sure to whet the appetite of little animal lovers and snack lovers alike.

Her students were so rowdy at lunchtime she decided to take them to the zoo to calm down. It seemed like a good idea. What could possibly go wrong? Well . . . Once they were at the zoo she warned her students to "make sure no pesky critters can steal your lunch from you!" But . . .You probably have been to many zoos. But none like the zoo in Zoo Lunch.

Children's picture book about nutrition which stops childhood obesity before it starts.

A man and his son watch the animals eat at the zoo

Describes how principles of sound nutrition are applied to the feeding of animals at the National Zoo.