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🎩✨ Step into a hilariously exaggerated animal kingdom with A Day at the Zoo (1939), a brilliant cartoon from the golden age of Warner Bros. animation — brought to life by the legendary Tex Avery! 🐾  📽️ Plot Summary: Set in a wacky zoo filled with pun-heavy exhibits and unpredictable animals, this cartoon takes you on a zany tour where each stop delivers a clever visual gag or a witty line. Lions, penguins, kangaroos — no creature is safe from Avery’s comic genius!  🕰️ Year Released: 1939 🎭 Genre: Animation, Comedy, Merrie Melodies 🎬 Directed by: Tex Avery 🎞️ Produced by: Leon Schlesinger for Warner Bros.  🎯 Why Watch It? ✔️ Classic Tex Avery slapstick and wordplay ✔️ Hilarious animal-themed visual jokes ✔️ Vintage Warner Bros. animation charm ✔️ Ideal for fans of pre-Looney Tunes zaniness!  🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍 | COMMENT 💬 | SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more vintage animation, classic Merrie Melodies, and public domain treasures!  👇 Explore More Classic Cartoons & Animation Shorts Here: 📺 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnQOHVjtutbCJoNsaOS4Vh54 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎞️ #TexAvery #ADayAtTheZoo #1939Cartoon #MerrieMelodies #ClassicCartoons #GoldenAgeAnimation #PublicDomainToons #VintageWarnerBros ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🦓🎉 From camels to comedians, it's never a dull moment in Tex Avery’s zoo! Watch "A Day at the Zoo (1939)" and take a tour of cartoon comedy brilliance. ________________________________________

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00:00Here we are at one of the country's most interesting zoos.

00:30Here we find the wolf in his natural setting.

00:42Next, a pack of camels, a North American greyhound, and here, two bucks and five cents.

00:59And here, two friendly elves.

01:04Hello Bill.

01:05Hello Bill.

01:06Hello Bill.

01:07Hello Bill.

01:08Hello Bill.

01:09No zoo would be complete without a monkey cave.

01:16Hello Bill.

01:17Hello Bill.

01:18Hello Bill.

01:19Hello Bill.

01:23Hello Bill.

01:24Hello Bill.

01:26Hello Bill.

01:28Hello Bill.

01:29Hello Bill.

01:30Hello Bill.

01:31Hello Bill.

01:33Hello Bill.

01:34Hello Bill.

01:35Hello Bill.

01:36Hello Bill.

01:37Hello Bill.

01:38Hello Bill.

01:39Hello Bill.

01:40Hey sister.

01:41Can't you read?

01:42Mother Nature's own weatherman.

01:43The little groundhog and his shackle.

01:47Over here.

01:48Over here.

01:49We find.

01:50The little groundhog.

01:51The little groundhog.

01:52The little groundhog.

01:53The little groundhog.

01:54The little groundhog.

01:55And his shackle.

01:56It is a beautiful one.

01:57Better Place.

01:58That girlощent golp.

01:59I put it on the bayernestiại harbor

02:00The little groundhog.

02:03If ever, it is out of the bayernesti import.

02:05Well, they know it is owned by groundhog

02:05And it is owned by dick.

02:06All right.

02:07What a little groundhog.

02:08And it is divided by saints.

02:10You're rapidly daly.

02:20How do you know that breed?

02:22Don't annoy that lion. It's dangerous.

02:25Can't you read that sign?

02:27You'd better take my advice and leave him alone.

02:29Shame, shame. You're a bad boy.

02:34The skunk cage is always a center of interest.

02:46Well, we're lucky.

02:49It's feeding time for the giraffe.

02:52Come on.

03:08Listen now, Bella.

03:09This is the second time I've had to speak to you.

03:12Leave that lion alone. I'm warning you.

03:15I'm a bad boy.

03:17And here we come to a family of white rabbits.

03:24Of course, you all know how fast they multiply.

03:27Now, over here in the birdhouse, we find the wise old owl.

03:41Who?

03:42You.

03:43Me?

03:44Yes.

03:45Ooh.

03:46An interesting bird is the South African talking parrot.

03:53Polly want a cracker?

03:54I said, uh, Polly want a cracker?

03:57Nah.

03:58Give me a short bear.

04:00Another interesting bird is the Alcatraz jailbird.

04:07I didn't do it, I tell you.

04:08Okay.

04:09I was framed, see.

04:10Yeah.

04:11I'm innocent.

04:12I want to see the DA.

04:13They can't do this to me, see.

04:15They can't hang this on me.

04:16I didn't do it, I tell you.

04:18I didn't do it, I tell you.

04:19Oh, he did so do it.

04:21I saw him with my very own eyes.

04:24So there.

04:28Over here, we find Mother Ostrich on her nest.

04:40Well, you do have something to crow about.

04:43Oh, oh, oh, look out, look out.

04:46Well, a jackpot.

04:49Oh, this is so fun.

04:59For the last time, you'd better stop annoying that line if you know what's good for you.

05:06I'm a bad boy.

05:10New to the zoo is an elephant just in from Africa.

05:15Hello, it's West Company.

05:17This is Joe Jumbo.

05:18We'll send it up right away.

05:22You know, those guys have had my twunk for a week.

05:29And here we have, well, these are some things we had left over from that last New Year's party.

05:36Pacing back and forth in their cage, we find two restless panthers.

05:46Bread and butter.

05:47Bread and butter.

05:48Bread and butter.

05:49Bread and butter.

05:50Bread and butter.

05:52Well, here we have J. Wellington Buttonhook.

05:55Mr. Buttonhook used to thrill thousands at the circus by putting his head in a lion's mouth.

06:00In this cage, we find the Rocky Mountain Wildcat.

06:13Hey, bud, hey, hey, just a minute, bud.

06:15Tell me, just what made you wild?

06:18What made me wild?

06:20What made me wild?

06:21Well, I'll tell you.

06:22They called my name out at bank night and I wasn't there.

06:33Well, I guess that little fellow finally took my advice and went home.

06:37Good boy.

06:49Good boy.

06:50Good boy.

🦁 A Day at the Zoo (1939) | Classic Merrie Melodies Cartoon

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