The phrase "a big zoo" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a zoo that is large in size or has a wide variety of animals.
Example: "During our trip to the city, we visited a big zoo that had over 500 different species of animals."
Alternatives: "a large zoo" or "an expansive zoo".
The designer STAN HERMAN, who as president of the fashion council is well acquainted with the egos of the fashion world, jumped into the conversation with a knowing one-liner: "Ours is a bigger zoo than yours".
I'm particularly fond of the work of Joe Pogliano, who has gone searching for actins and tubulins carried by plasmids and bacteriophages, and has found an outrageously big zoo of both actins and tubulins [ 32, 33].
Operating on the assumption that the zookeeping profession was a sham, I reached out to Stephanie Fennessy, who's the director of the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (a.k.a. not a shill for Big Zoo).
Operating on the assumption that the zookeeping profession was a sham, I reached out to Stephanie Fennessy, who's the director of the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (a.k.a. not a shill for Big Zoo).
At age fourteen I talked my parents into letting me, with no license, drive a carload of kids 40 miles to a big, thriving zoo.
The late Frank Sidebottom, who sings of his Great Big Zoo Scrapbook might.
Some may go to other boroughs, according to the WCS's messages on their website (the society runs small zoos in Queens and Brooklyn, the Central Park Zoo, the New York Aquarium, and botanical gardens, as well as the big zoo in the Bronx).
I was back where I started, being told to consult the Big Zoo operatives who had stonewalled me.
The city had the region's biggest zoo and a well-regarded research center on infectious diseases.
