Animals at home on city zoo's trails
Exhibit highlighting state's native animals and terrain draws thousands on first day.
Blake Rhodes , 9, sipped from a soda cup with an opening as big as his face as he pondered the bobcat sleeping in front of him at a new Oklahoma City Zoo exhibit.
"That's something that surprises me,” he said of the fact that there are bobcats in Oklahoma , "because I've never seen one before. ... Pretty much that's why.”
Rhodes and about 12,000 other animal lovers browsed the zoo's new Oklahoma Trails exh...
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