In essence, every animal area requires two gates, and all animals are separated. Simply put, it is a more advanced captivity. As for seats, it would be better to sit on the right, because there would be more animals on the right.

The herbivore exhibition area is the first exhibition area in the car-entry area and the largest area in the car-entry area. It is divided into the Asian Animal Zone and the African Animal Zone. The Asian Animal Exhibition Area includes red deer, sika deer, yaks, camels and other rare animals unique to Asia; the African Animal Exhibition Area is home to African animals such as zebras, wildebeest, gazelles, goldenbores, springboks, water antelope, great bent horned antelope, giraffe, white rhinoceros, and hippos.

The cheetah area is the second exhibition area in the car-in area. The ecological environment simulates Africa's tropical and semi-desert grasslands, where a group of cheetahs from Africa are scattered, forming a large group of cheetahs in China.

The lion area is the third exhibition area to enter the car-in area. The green everywhere allows you to return to the tranquility and freshness of nature. There are African lions, a fierce carnivore from the African grassland, who live in groups in the form of one male and multiple female. Tourists take tour buses and go deep into the wilderness and jungles where carnivores are free. It is a wild and exciting journey.

Driving into the beast area by car was actually something we were looking forward to, but after experiencing it, we felt that it was still the same. There was no way to imitate the wild jungle. All the animals were lying there lazily sleeping.

The bear area is the fourth exhibition area in the car-in area. The exhibition area simulates the wild living environment of bears. Two types of bears, brown bears and black bears, live here. Black bears are black bears with black bodies and moon-shaped white spots on their chests; brown bears are large and have tan or black-brown hair. What is amazing is that they can live in harmony and not invade each other. Bears have sensitive sense of smell and hearing, poor vision,

When our tour bus arrived at the door, a brown bear was in the middle of the driveway begging tourists for food. The scene was very interesting

The Siberian Tiger District is the fifth exhibition area in the car-in area. The exhibition area is made of dead wood, bark, and rocks to give them a "wild" flavor. The greening and planting simulating natural living conditions provides basic conditions for the ex-situ protection of tigers. The Siberian tiger is the largest tiger. He lives in the Daxinganling Mountains in northeastern China, the Changbai Mountains and Siberia in Russia. Tigers are not very good at climbing, but they are good at swimming and like to take baths. Whenever a tour bus passes by, the tiger hiding in the grass will stick out its head from time to time to watch the tour bus, as if it is ready to wait for it at any time.

This Siberian tiger wanted to climb a tree, but he drove all the way but never saw it climb the tree

Baihu District is the sixth exhibition area in the Chejin District. The exhibition area simulates the living environment characteristics of the white tiger's original ecology. It is equipped with rockery, waterfalls, ditches and lakes, making the environment particularly beautiful. In particular, the visual effect of installing dead tree perch frames imitating natural flowing streams is the most distinctive. At the same time, this ecological environment is also more suitable for living in white tigers who like water. The white tiger is not a new species or subspecies of tiger, but a white variant of the Bengal tiger.

The wolf area is the seventh exhibition area in the car-in area. The exhibition area imitates the living environment of wolves in the wild. The wolves completed their unique hierarchical system through fierce intra-group competition.

The Malay Bear Exhibition Area is the eighth exhibition area in the car entrance area, where the smallest surviving bear-the Malay Bear lives. There is usually a conspicuous "U"-shaped stripe dotted on the chest. It is afraid of cold but does not hibernate. It is curious and naughty in nature.

The active animals in the beast area are okay, but the animals are relatively lazy. They may be kept in captivity every day, which greatly reduces their original aggression. Think about it, this kind of thing will definitely become lazy, so they are almost all asleep.