The phrase "a large zoo" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the size of a zoo, typically in contexts related to travel, education, or animal conservation.
Example: "During our trip to the city, we visited a large zoo that housed over 500 species of animals."
Alternatives: "a big zoo" or "an extensive zoo".
The beauty of the city is enhanced by its many parks and gardens, including a major cultural, entertainment, and sports centre in the park named for Julius Fučík (a resistance leader of World War II) and a large zoo in suburban Troja.
Belle Vue Zoological Gardens was a large zoo, amusement park, exhibition hall complex and speedway stadium in Belle Vue, Manchester, England, opened in 1836.
Try to use a large zoo map so you have plenty of space.
For a large zoo, realize it takes a lot of time to visit every exhibit, so coming early will allow more time to see what the zoo has to offer.
Being able to spend time with an animal like this wouldn't have happened at a larger zoo or facility, and is one of the special things about Wildlife Learning Center.
Architects Abbott Lawrence & Ernest Tucker eventually designed a large, open zoo with grottoes & moats in place of cages & bars.
Nehru Zoological Park, the city's one large zoo, is the first in India to have a lion and tiger safari park.
Its official use is for sedating large zoo animals; just two milligrams of the drug can tranquillize a two-thousand-pound elephant.
Civil servants have two golf courses at their disposal, and the large zoo, which would not look out of place in Singapore or Sacramento, houses dozens of animals, including white tigers, zebras and kangaroos.
Because this model works in mice, studies can be extended to the large zoo of transgenic or knockout mice currently available, which will certainly give further insight into the role of individual molecules in lesion formation (or its prevention).
The biggest one lies in Denmark as a large-scale zoo which nabbed the title a while back, but there's also a CD filled with children's songs bearing the same title in the UK.
