Prague Zoo is something incredible, unusual, amazing. I spent the whole day in it and left only because it began to darken, and these animal exclamations, the yelp of restless monkeys, and the "mewing" of the tigers caused horror.
Occupies a huge zoo, almost 60 hectares of land. And divided into 2 levels, and ending with an acquaintance with the inhabitants of the first, on the second you can climb the cable car, which is very convenient and you can view everything as in the palm of your hand.
Closed pavilions contain panthers, tigers, monkeys, giraffes, birds and insects, since they would be a lot of trouble in case of migration. The zoo has 645 different species of animals, and the total number of all inhabitants is about 5000.
And the first animal that decided to take a picture was this giant turtle.
It is also called the Seychelles giant tortoise, I never saw such huge ones, they live on the island of Aldabra, and they differ in their huge size and rare form of shell. This cutie is already 120 years old.
And this elephant Tamara, came to the zoo from the Republic of Sri Lanka, about 4 years ago. However, on the day of my visit to the zoo, well, did not want to look at me, something was upset, I went boring and unhappy. Now I know why, she was pregnant, and after 658 days she had a baby.
I've picked up one, meowing seal, but you can not take it with you, but I could not come to visit him. So only this video remains.
But near the penguins spent probably an hour, to what they are all funny. By the way, for the youngest visitors there is also a children's zoo, the inhabitants of which can be petted and even fed.
Look at how 1000 wildlife dwellers enjoy the comfort of city life, and the flamingos were so keen on exploring their territory that they did not pay any attention to me at all. So I could not capture them either in full-face or in profile, only this kind was a success ...
In one post, to describe all the curious monkeys, shapely giraffes, tricky foxes, and imposing behemoths is simply difficult, and I had no such purpose. I just wanted to share with you the best impressions of what I saw ...
