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Zookeepers at the Birmingham Zoo in Alabama have been noticing that many patrons haven't been paying much attention lately to the animals. Instead, they have been focused on catching Pokémon.

So one zookeeper took matters into her own hands, designing and printing Pokémon Go-themed posters to hang outside the animals' enclosures.

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She also posted them to her Tumblr, aptly titled Zookeeper Problems. "Decided to jump on the Pokémon Go hype train at the zoo! Hey, if you can’t beat ‘em…" she wrote.

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