Answered By: Kellie Benson Last Updated: Sep 05, 2017 Views: 60
Thank you for your question. I have several questions, however, that might help us guide you in finding the resources that you need. For example:
- How many resources must you use? Do they need to be resources from the Library's databases?
- What is the focus of your paper - are you describing a visit or planning a visit as your topic?
- Are you focusing on a specific zoo?
At this point, I would like to suggest that you review the Library's online encyclopedias, which can be found at: http://www.oakton.edu/library/find_it/encyclopedias/index.php.
If you connect directly to the Britannica Academic (formerly called Encyclopedia Britannica) and enter the search term zoo, you will get a list of zoos with brief descriptions of each.
You might also search Credo Reference - All Subjects Search, another set of online encyclopedias, also using the search term zoo.
I hope this info gets you started. Feel free to call or continue emailing or chatting. Kellie Benson Librarian
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