Colorful promotional poster for Woodland Park Zoo’s ZooTunes concert series, featuring a yellow wolf howling amid floral and circular designs, with text announcing tickets on sale and a message to see concerts, save animals.

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A large crowd gathers on a grassy hillside for an outdoor concert, surrounded by tall trees, with a city skyline and a snow-capped mountain visible in the distance under a clear sky.

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A woman holds a snake and shows it to two children and two adults outdoors. The group looks on with curiosity and interest, surrounded by greenery.

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A male lion with a thick mane nuzzles closely with a lioness, both lying on the grass in a natural, dry grassy habitat. The lioness has her eyes closed, appearing calm and affectionate.

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