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Wellington Zoo promoted Chimp Week in March 2006 with a print advertising campaign featuring a giraffe, hippo and zebra in impossible ape-like poses. Credits The Chimp Week campaign was developed at Saatchi Saatchi NZ by art director Steve Back with photography and retouching at Electric Art & Stock.

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Animal lovers, you’re in for a treat! Today’s collection of 40 creative and funny advertisements uses animals or creatures to attract the attention of viewers.

Fight smoking

You may think that zoos have an advantage over regular advertisers. Sure they've got adorable animals to work with but how do they compete with theme

- Oregon's Elephant Car Wash is an innovative and offbeat way to raise funds for the Wildlife Safari zoo. For $20, you can have your clunker scrubbed...

Water conservation

You may think that zoos have an advantage over regular advertisers. Sure they've got adorable animals to work with but how do they compete with theme

- I think you may agree with me when I state that the more convincing something appears (such as, I would argue, these Copenhagen Zoo Bus Ads), the m...

- Animals are a valuable resource in advertising. Depending on the context, adding an animal to an ad can easily make it cute and endearing or totall...

- Animals are a valuable resource in advertising. Depending on the context, adding an animal to an ad can easily make it cute and endearing or totall...