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Manhattan, New York
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The clock features a repertoire of 44 songs that change with the seasons, playing every half hour from 8 AM to 6 PM.
The clock is adorned with a parade of bronze animal sculptures, including a penguin, a kangaroo, and a bear, each playing a different instrument.
The clock was a gift from philanthropist George T. Delacorte in 1965, intended to bring joy to park visitors.
It is situated between the Wildlife Center and the Children's Zoo, making it a delightful attraction for families.
The clock was designed by architect Fernando Texidor and sculptor Andrea Spadini, blending art and functionality.
The clock is located near the entrance to the Central Park Zoo, adding to the whimsical experience of visiting the zoo.
