The exhibition area is divided into two parts, one part is a behavior display area and the other part is a tourist interaction area.

In the behavior display area, Asian elephants collectively showed tourists their unique skills: shooting, spraying water, etc., and they were very busy.

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See the Ferris wheel in the exhibition area

The giraffe is the tallest living land animal in the world, but although it is tall and tall, it is actually very timid and kind. Whenever it encounters a natural enemy, it will immediately escape.

The giraffe (scientific name: Giraffa camelopardalis) is a ruminant cloven-hoofed animal living in Africa. Its Latin name means "leopard camel." They are the tallest living land animals in the world. When standing, it can reach 6-8 meters from head to toe and weigh about 700 kilograms. The newborn cub is 1.5 meters high

The teeth are primitive low-crowned teeth, which cannot be fed on grass, but can only be fed on leaves; the tongue is long and can be used for feeding; it has short horns, and the horns are covered with hairy skin.

Living in the savanna of Africa, it is a herbivore that eats leaves and twigs as its staple food. The life expectancy of giraffes in the wild is about 27 years, and in zoos it can live for more than 29 years. It is mainly distributed in countries such as Ethiopia, Sudan, Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia in Africa.

Golden takin

Kangaroo is the national beast of Australia and has a unique way of raising children. Kangaroo is accustomed to jumping forward on its hind legs and can reach 60 kilometers per hour.

The gray kangaroos and red kangaroos live in groups on the lawn of Kangaroo Slope. They are gentle in character. Tourists can not only approach and feed the kangaroo, but also gently touch the baby kangaroo. They can also hold the hand of the kangaroo mother and take a photo with them.

Alpacas belong to the Camelidae of the order Artiodactyls and are a bit like sheep in appearance. Alpacas are highly social animals with a well-behaved character. Alpacas are also called "divine beasts" by netizens due to their cute appearance.

Alpaca is an animal of the order Artiodactyls and Camelidae. It weighs 55-65 kilograms and has a head length of 1,200 - 2,250 mm. It looks a bit like a sheep and generally inhabits a plateau at an altitude of 4000 meters. Each group of more than ten or dozens of them is led by a strong male camel. Feed on alpine thorn plants. Competition for spouses is fierce during the estrus season, with only one adult male camel in each group. Female alpacas have a gestation period of 11.5 months, with one litter per litter. It can reproduce in spring and summer.

Alpaca Garden adopts an ecological interactive method for exhibition, and the exhibition effect in the exhibition area is novel and unique. Tourists can also have an intimate contact with the "beasts".

The Penguin Pavilion has raised this group of cute creatures from South America, Magellan penguins, in an ecologically imitated living environment. They have attracted the attention of countless tourists. Whether it is their stupidity on the shore or their elegance in the water, they can arouse tourists 'laughter.

A new guest has arrived at the "Moon Bay" by Waterfowl Lake-Anthropoide sparadiseus, which is South Africa's national bird. Its entire body feathers are blue-gray, the loose silver-gray feathers on its head are bulging, and the feathers on the back of its head are particularly long, forming an arc smoothly, making the head look very round and setting off its neck particularly slender. The coverings on the wings are dark gray and the rear tends to be black. These are long "inner wings"(third-class flying feathers) composed of multiple layers of soft and long feathers. They cover the tail feathers and stretch out long behind them. So that they drag on the ground like a long tail. The body is 110-140 centimeters long and usually nests and incubates eggs in the spring. There are usually only two eggs in a litter. This exhibition area is adjacent to red pandas, squirrel monkeys, raccoons, etc.

The red panda, also known as the red panda, has a fat, round body shape, resembling a cat. Although it is not as famous as the giant panda, the red panda is a cute creature that tourists love because it is gentle by nature, cute, and naive in movements.

The red panda (scientific name: Ailurus fulgens) looks like a cat, but is bigger than a cat, and its whole body is reddish-brown. Round face, short kiss, and white markings on cheeks. Big ears, upright forward. The limbs are thick and short, and are dark brown. The tail is long, thick and fluffy, with 12 red and dark rings; the tip of the tail is dark brown. Metatarsal row; both front and rear feet have 5 digits; asexual dimorphism. The skull is high and round; the auditory vesicle is relatively flat; the retroorbital process is not fully developed or missing; the sagittal ridge is low; the winged disc bone is provided; the upper palate is tall and arched with a depression in the middle; the middle wing bone is constricted; the coronal process is clearly hooked.

The exhibition area is equipped with fake trees, rockery, rope ladders, swings and other facilities for the red pandas to climb, which better demonstrates the daily behavior of the red pandas and improves the visiting effect of tourists.

It was so good for us to be fed by the keepers when the time came. This little panda who knew how to perform would rather not eat than perform

I saw two foodies eating non-stop

The raccoon exhibition area has a beautiful environment and natural ecology. In order to let raccoons use their nature and take the initiative to find food, they restore the real scene of raccoons hunting and washing food in the wild. A variety of educational feeding devices are set up in the exhibition area. The feeding devices are either hung on trees or hidden in water. Animal conservationists adopt a feeding method of eating less and more meals to allow raccoons to exercise while also fully showing tourists the living habits of raccoons in washing food.

There are a group of lively little black bears living in the exhibition area of Feixiong Villa. In order to show their nature, various climbing facilities are set up in the exhibition area. Under the careful guidance of animal conservationists, the little black bears are proficient in climbing poles, walking plum piles, crossing balance beams, moving objects, feeding, walking tightrope and other movements.

The giant anteater is a strange animal living in South America. They have a very unique appearance, with a pointed head and a "big broom" tail. In order to let the giant anteater show its natural habits, animal conservationists imitated the feeding device made in the ant nest. The giant anteater has no teeth, but has an ultra-long tongue. How does the giant anteater feed? When arriving at the site, visitors can intuitively see the unique feeding skills of the giant anteater.

Chinese alligator is a national-level protected animal and a crocodile unique to China. In them, many characteristics of dinosaur reptiles can also be found. From May to September every year, Chinese alligators are relatively active, frequently swimming in the water or lining up to bask in the sun. In late October, they like to reduce their activities, bask in the sun to maintain body temperature, and digest food. From December to March of the following year, they will enter hibernation! Looking forward to meeting tourists again in the coming year.