I guess I should quickly pen down everything that had happened when I was in the zoo lest my memories of them fade.
Before entering, we were deliberating whether or not to buy ponchos for the rain. Fortunately enough, it did not even drizzle. Our first main attraction was these otters. They are such little cuties when they pawed their way to the rear of the enclosed area. They made creaking sounds like those little kids' shoes that squish when they walk. Proboscis monkeys are what we went to see next. They urinated behind the glass wall, in front of people. Yuck. We trekked, literally, for about one or two hours before settling our lunches at KFC. I was rather excited to see the cat country region. To my disappointment, the cheetahs were lazing on the ground. This is what they call nocturnal animals, huh. Most of the more ferocious animals were solitary. I actually saw the clawed marks on the glass panel. Unexpectedly, the most ravenous animal of the day was the monkeys. We heard one of them roared and then stomped on the planks.
A truly exhausting and tiring day. Reached home at 6pm.
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I guess I should quickly pen down everything that had happened when I was in the zoo lest my memories of them fade.
Before entering, we were deliberating whether or not to buy ponchos for the rain. Fortunately enough, it did not even drizzle. Our first main attraction was these otters. They are such little cuties when they pawed their way to the rear of the enclosed area. They made creaking sounds like those little kids' shoes that squish when they walk. Proboscis monkeys are what we went to see next. They urinated behind the glass wall, in front of people. Yuck. We trekked, literally, for about one or two hours before settling our lunches at KFC. I was rather excited to see the cat country region. To my disappointment, the cheetahs were lazing on the ground. This is what they call nocturnal animals, huh. Most of the more ferocious animals were solitary. I actually saw the clawed marks on the glass panel. Unexpectedly, the most ravenous animal of the day was the monkeys. We heard one of them roared and then stomped on the planks.
A truly exhausting and tiring day. Reached home at 6pm.
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