The next day after our visit to University of Kent, we went to ZSL London Zoo. We took the concession ticket for students cost us 18 pounds each. The place is huge! Now, that’s a zoo. It is divided into categories such as aquarium, reptiles and amphibians, monkeys, birds, the outback, africa and many more. My favourite would have to be the aquarium and butterfly paradise. Never seen so many beautiful butterflies! In the butterflies paradise, they have to keep the temperature very very warm, just like tropical rainforest weather. But less than half of the animals in the zoo are in hiding, so you only see empty cages 😦 well, it’s noboby’s fault, not like the zoo keeper have control of this. The zoo supports animal and habitat conservation. Many of the animals kept in the zoo are endangered species in the wild. The biggest threat for these animals in the wild are actually HUMANS! Shame on us.
- Our very long walk through Regent Park to go to the London Zoo. About 15-20 mins. Sakit jua kaki kalau non-stop walking.
- The long queue that morning.
- Our first stop was the Aquarium area and this is a spider crab.
- These fishes swim funny, not like the normal fishes.
- Some beatiful corals and fishy.
- The outback down under area
- They sleep with one leg up and only one eye closed.
- The Amphibian and Reptile house.
- If i remember this correctly, this is the fake cobra. They look like cobra, but they are not.
- Sneaky little fella. If you see above water, you couldn’t even see it.
- Nom nom nom
- This newt actually strike a pose when I took its picture. Didn’t moved at all.
- was actually looking for the Viper tank the one in Harry Potter first movie but couldn’t find it. This will do 🙂
- Giant tortoise.
- Komodo dragon. Mcm biawak di Danau :p
- One of the bird cages
- Pretty long haired monkey.
- Gorilla. He/she looked bored.
- Camels
- Some spitty Llama
- Female lions actually looking at a male lion. Ehehe
- Meercat. They are so cute. Hyperactive and very curious. This one came when we called.
- Porcupine
- Albino porcupine comes with smaller size and lighter weight.
- Nocturnal animals. Busy sleeping
- Inside another bird house.
- Burung murai
- Poor monkies.
- Ehehe. They don’t want you ‘accidently’ feed the monkies.
- Mcm bedbug. Ewu ewuuu~ Heading toward the bugs area. Not my most favourite area.
- Locust.
- Scorpion.
- A huge milipede.
- A criket nightmare. LOL
- All bunch of them upside down jellyfish. They are funny looking
- Jelly fish in a washing machine because the tank was spinning like washing machine.
- Well, hello there little guy.
- Pelicans!
- Feeding time. Nom nom nom~
- Inside the butterfly paradise 🙂
- This is how they feed the butterflies. Sugar water.
- Caterpillars
- Transparent winged butterfly.
- Transparent winged butterfly. All bunch of them
- Penguins!!! My favourite animal when I was a kid.
- Bermisai! These monkeys have long moustaches. They are cute!
- Ehehe.. What they love to do best. LOL
- Africa’s bird cage. There should be an eagle flying around here.
- Peacock
- Owl
- This was taken on our way back to Bradford in the coach. Nyaman!!!! BBQ chicken rod from KFC.