The "Giza Zoo" was established by order of "Khedive Ismail" and opened in 1891. It featured landmarks such as the "Suspension Bridge" designed by "Gustave Eiffel," the "Candlestick Grotto," the "Japanese Kiosk," and "King Farouk's" rest house. It also included the "Zoological Museum," which contains taxidermied animals like a crocodile from the era of the ancient Egyptians, who had a clear interest in animals.

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