1940 Animal Food Vending Machine at Zoo

The video discusses a new policy at the Bronx Zoo allowing visitors to feed animals, breaking a 41-year-old tradition. Previously, feeding animals was prohibited and punishable by a fine. The change has been well-received, with high demand for animal food, especially for feeding seals. The video highlights the positive response from both the public and the animals.

What can the public now purchase for a nickel at the Bronx Zoo?

• Guided tours

• Souvenirs

• Scientifically prepared animal food

• Tickets to the zoo

What was the previous consequence of feeding animals at the Bronx Zoo?

• A free pass

• A warning

• A fine

• A reward

How long was the tradition of not feeding animals at the Bronx Zoo in place?

• 50 years

• 41 years

• 25 years

• 10 years

What happens when the machines run out of food?

• The seals are unaffected

• The public is asked to leave

• The zoo closes

• The seals become aggressive

What is the main concern for the seals regarding the new feeding practice?

• The type of food

• The number of visitors

• The availability of nickels

• The time of feeding