Children visit indoor area of Shahreza Metal Zoo in the central city of Shahreza some 265 miles (425 kilometer) south of the capital Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021. The zoo hosts 30 life-sized animal sculptures of two Iranian artist brothers. Ehsan and Soheil Saanei have made the sculptures with thousands of salvaged bearings, gears, cogwheels, chains, nuts, and bolts meshed with each other to create elaborate animals that capture the form of its real-life creature in metal. A message to both show their opposition to traditional zoos and at the same time help the city with recycling of the discarded metal parts through their project. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
Children visit indoor area of Shahreza Metal Zoo in the central city of Shahreza some 265 miles (425 kilometer) south of the capital Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021. The zoo hosts 30 life-sized animal sculptures of two Iranian artist brothers. Ehsan and Soheil Saanei have made the sculptures with thousands of salvaged bearings, gears, cogwheels, chains, nuts, and bolts meshed with each other to create elaborate animals that capture the form of its real-life creature in metal. A message to both show their opposition to traditional zoos and at the same time help the city with recycling of the discarded metal parts through their project. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
Children visit indoor area of Shahreza Metal Zoo in the central city of Shahreza some 265 miles (425 kilometer) south of the capital Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021. The zoo hosts 30 life-sized animal sculptures of two Iranian artist brothers. Ehsan and Soheil Saanei have made the sculptures with thousands of salvaged bearings, gears, cogwheels, chains, nuts, and bolts meshed with each other to create elaborate animals that capture the form of its real-life creature in metal. A message to both show their opposition to traditional zoos and at the same time help the city with recycling of the discarded metal parts through their project. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
Children visit indoor area of Shahreza Metal Zoo in the central city of Shahreza some 265 miles (425 kilometer) south of the capital Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021. The zoo hosts 30 life-sized animal sculptures of two Iranian artist brothers. Ehsan and Soheil Saanei have made the sculptures with thousands of salvaged bearings, gears, cogwheels, chains, nuts, and bolts meshed with each other to create elaborate animals that capture the form of its real-life creature in metal. A message to both show their opposition to traditional zoos and at the same time help the city with recycling of the discarded metal parts through their project. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
Children visit indoor area of Shahreza Metal Zoo in the central city of Shahreza some 265 miles (425 kilometer) south of the capital Tehran, Iran, Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021. The zoo hosts 30 life-sized animal sculptures of two Iranian artist brothers. Ehsan and Soheil Saanei have made the sculptures with thousands of salvaged bearings, gears, cogwheels, chains, nuts, and bolts meshed with each other to create elaborate animals that capture the form of its real-life creature in metal. A message to both show their opposition to traditional zoos and at the same time help the city with recycling of the discarded metal parts through their project. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)
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