Pets will not believe they lived in the White House

Americans were known to love animals very much. There were a lot of presidents who cared to raise animals and keep them in the White House during their tenure. They were not traditional animals like dogs, horses and birds, but they were a group of exotic and non-traditional animals such as crocodiles, snakes and rodents. She lived in the White House.

The Gray Bear
The third president of the United States, Thomas Jefferson, received two gray bear cubs as a gift. The White House was not a suitable place for them, so Jefferson planned to send them to a museum in Philadelphia. Before they moved, the bears spent two months at the White House, Front.

Crocodiles
The first White House crocodile was a gift to President John Quincy Adams, and he decided to keep it in the bathtub for several months before it was moved, as was the son of President Herbert Hoover owned a pair of crocodiles and kept them in the bathtub too. The crocodiles spent winter at the zoo Washington, but due to their hanging Alan Hoover was soon being returned in the spring, and eventually was donated to Smithsonian Zoo Zoo.

In addition to: goats, cows, absom, badger and other types