Wildlife Habitat Review

We took a taxi to the safari park for $6-9 (about 10 minutes) $35 per adult ticket (I don't know how much the children's ticket is). You can play in it for as long as you want. There are fries, drinks and snacks. There is a crocodile show where you can experience the feeling of holding a koala, and there are activities at different times of the day. The animals walk in the park with beautiful plants, a great day.

It’s close, a wildlife refuge in Port Douglas, with many seagulls foraging on the tidal flats, small crabs crawling around the beach, and the conch shells on the shore reefs are beautiful.

A very interesting zoo, you can get close contact, by general feeding food, very cheap, you can feed kangaroos and birds, but when you take a bag of food and walk into the bird park, you know how scary, I was chased by more than 30 big birds, and finally I was guilty. A bag of grain is given to them. Lunch is super interesting, birds walk around, will come to eat together, there is a big goose, open on our table, pretend to be a roast goose, poke it, it is funny

The Port Douglas Wildlife Habitat Zoo slowly moves along the beautiful and winding coastline of Port Douglas, the sun shines on the sparkling sea, and Brin Brin shines, so we always have to catch dolphins jumping. Welcome to wildlife habitats as the beautiful coastline fades away. Let's leave out the dolphins inaccessible and have an intimate game with the wildlife here. A variety of animals are waiting for us in this two-hectare wildlife habitat. According to the habits and species of animals, the habitat is divided into three ecological zones: wetland ecological zones, rainforest ecological zones, grassland ecological zones.

There are many animals that can be touched and touched up close if they come here.