Encounter Cute Pets: A Roundup of the World's Most Interesting Zoos

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Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, many zoos faced operational difficulties in 2020, with the little animals "crying for food." As the summer of 2021 draws to a close, more and more zoos are ushering in a "back-to-school season." Giraffes have grown taller, baby sloths have learned to climb trees, anteaters are busy with oral exercises, and red pandas have become social butterflies. Bookmark this article, and let Go City take you on a roundup of the world's most interesting zoos. Go meet the cute pets!

01 Singapore Zoo (Original price S$44.00, free with Go Singapore Pass)

Singapore Zoo is one of the world's top ten zoos. It is themed around tropical climate and adopts a fully open concept! The park uses natural barriers instead of fences to create a natural living environment for various animals. There are over 3,600 species of birds and animals in the park, including many endangered species such as the Malayan tapir, white rhinoceros, Komodo dragon, Bengal white tiger, proboscis monkey, and manatee. Singapore Zoo also houses the largest number of orangutans in the world!

The zoo offers animal feeding experiences, perfect for family trips, letting little ones experience a day as a zookeeper. There is also a restaurant, Ah Meng Restaurant, where you can have breakfast with orangutans. You can get up close with the animals, as if you were in Matt Damon's movie "We Bought a Zoo."

02 Singapore Night Safari (Original price S$51.00, free with Go Singapore Pass)

When night falls, head to the Night Safari. Embark on a 40-minute tram adventure in this open-air zoo that houses over 2,500 nocturnal creatures. Singapore Night Safari is only open at night, welcoming visitors to the wonderful animal world of the dark, where you can observe nocturnal animals and their mysterious habitats.

Visitors can get up close to different landscapes and species from the Himalayas to the Southeast Asian jungle. The park has over 100 animal species, 41% of which are endangered, including many native animals such as the endangered Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, and Malayan tiger. You can also see groups of hyenas lying on the ground resting, elephants and hippos ambling along, and pythons coiled up in caves.

03 Safari World Thailand (Original price ? 1500.00, free with Go Bangkok Pass)

Interact closely with lions, giraffes, and ostriches. Whether you are seeking unique tropical scenery or thrilling interactions with small animals, Safari World Thailand has you covered. It features unique orangutan boxing shows, animal feeding shows, and white tiger performances.

This is a true oasis for the soul. You can see white tigers, fancy koi gardens, the tapir kingdom, tropical rainforest bird aviary, sea lion shows, crocodile park, macaw island, and more.

04 Staten Island Zoo (Original price $10.00, free with Go New York Pass)

Staten Island is a small island south of Manhattan. Join the New York Adventure Club and embark on an adventure trip to the Staten Island Zoo! Staten Island Zoo is known as America's largest "small" zoo. It is a habitat for various wildlife and an ideal destination for family outings.

The park houses over 1,100 animals, more than 350 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and invertebrates from all over the world! The Staten Island Zoo is home to Chuck the groundhog, who is the official Groundhog Day predictor for New York City.

05 ZSL London Zoo (Original price ? 22.90, free with Go London Pass)

London Zoo is the oldest scientific zoo in the world—almost 200 years old—and the first modern zoo in the world. Since its establishment, the zoo has kept many historically significant "star animals." The prototype of Winnie, the main character in "Winnie the Pooh," was an American black bear once housed here. It also inspired the design of the World Wildlife Fund logo!

Covering 36 acres, the zoo has nearly 755 species and 20,000 animals. There are more than a dozen special exhibition areas including the aquarium, Land of the Lions, Penguin Beach, Butterfly Paradise, African animal area, tropical rainforest, etc. It is the zoo with the largest number of animals and species in the UK.

Where are the fantastic beasts? Quickly take Go City to visit your wonderful friends!

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