👉 Zoo math, also known as zoo arithmetic or zoo number theory, is a playful and creative extension of basic arithmetic operations applied to animals in a zoo setting. It involves using animals as variables, objects, or even units of measurement in mathematical problems, often leading to humorous and unexpected results. For example, adding up the weights of all the giraffes might yield a surprising total, or multiplying the number of elephants by their average height could result in an absurd number. This form of math encourages creativity and problem-solving skills, making learning fun and engaging while highlighting the unique characteristics of each animal.
