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 significant change occurred regarding feeding animals at the Bronx Zoo?

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

How did the public's response affect the feeding machines at the zoo?

What does the text suggest about the seals' reaction to extra portions of food?

What does the phrase 'let the nickels hold out' imply about the feeding process?