Edinburgh zoo?

Question

Am going this weekend any tips? What should i definatley go see?

Answer 1

Budongo Trail, which is the largest chimpanzee enclosure in the world, officially opened to the public on 1 May 2008 and has received acclaim from both visitors to the Zoo and experts in the field of primatology. Budongo Trail encompasses 1500m² in total, including three cutting edge living pods, each with different temperature, humidity and design. The external area provides a large space to explore as well as various enrichment features, including exotic vegetation, a stream and moat, as well as the immense climbing frame. In addition, it has specifically been designed in an L-shape to allow primate behaviour experts to study how chimpanzees communicate over long distances.

Sound good fun to me

Answer 2

The zoo currently exhibits Britain's only koalas, and two of only six ****** Island warty pigs .[citation needed] Animals on show include Britain's only polar bear "Mercedes", wolverine, European souslik, marbled polecat, white lipped (Thorolds) deer, Siberian musk deer, lesser kudu, Japanese serow and one recently arrived male Bawean deer. Other species rarely exhibited include aye aye, red titi, purple faced langur (only 1 at the moment), drill, gelada baboon, ratel, African hunting dog, Pallas cat (with 5 kittens recently born), Temminck's golden cat, margay, Asian lion, Malayan tapir (1 male calf born in 2007), Indian rhino, vicuna, bongo, lowland nyala, Kirk's dik dik, and Mishmi takin (with calf). Birds include Australian cassowary, Steller's sea eagle, black stork, hammerkop, thick billed parrot, Victoria crowned pigeon, European crane and the world famous collection of king, gentoo and rockhopper penguins. There are also individual exhibits of reptiles scattered around the park.

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Answer 3

The pengiuns ! :)

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Haaavve fun !

Answer 4

I agree that you should see the penguins. The keepers will put up times for the penguin 'show'. I won't tell you any more but it's very entertaining! Hope the weather stays nice...