SF Zoo To Win America's Best Zoo Award of 2008?

The Intrepid Travel, some sort of online travel guide -- one that clearly has no access to the internets, TV, newspapers, phones, water coolers -- is bestowing the SF Zoo (along with 60 others) with the title of Best Zoo of 2008. Yes. Yes, they are. While the title of Most Interesting Zoo of 2008 seems appropriate, we still can't figure out if this is some sort of joke. Here's part of the remarkable press release:
(Branford, CT) The San Francisco Zoo is one of sixty to be honored as one of "America's Best Zoos 2008" by The Intrepid Traveler, a travel publisher located in Branford, CT.The zoo was cited for its diverse animal collection, special programs for visitors, knowledgeable and committed staff, and excellent exhibits. Among the must-sees: African Savanna, which lets visitors view animals from within the middle of the habitat after entering through a tunnel and emerging on a bridge inside a wraparound African panorama, and Primate Discovery Center, where animal lovers can view some of the rarest and most endangered monkeys in the world.
The San Francisco Zoo was selected for the award by Allen W. Nyhuis and Jon Wassner, co-authors of?America's Best Zoos: A Travel Guide for Fans and Families?(?2008, The Intrepid Traveler, $15.95). Nyhuis, a statistician and father of four who has visited over 200 zoos worldwide, and Wassner, a former zookeeper, note that the zoo's many attractions also include the attractive six-acre Children's Zoo. Looking ahead, the two encourage visitors to keep an eye out for a new state-of-the-art rhino and hippo exhibit, scheduled to open in the zoo later this year.
If you recall, last December Tatiana the Tiger sprang forth from her grotto and mauled to death Carlos Sousa Jr. and then injured the rapscallion Dhaliwal brothers.
Also: what?
