zoobic safari: Croco Loco

One of the trivia (or maybe we can just call it information that I missed out when I was still in school haha) that I learned when we went to the Croco Loco is to distinguish a crocodile from the alligator. That crocodiles have pointy snout while the alligators have rounded ones. But for us, simple people, this little info is not much of a help as we all know, both are dangerous.

These two seemed to pose for us. Look closely. Don’t they remind of bags and shoes? Or perhaps, your favorite anti wrinkle face cream? Kidding.

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I suddenly remember a shirt of one wild animal rescuer that says “I catch wild animals for a living. If you see me running, try to catch up.” :mrgreen: Witty but wouldn’t you take his advice seriously?

zoobic safari: Savannah

Savannah is the part of the zoobic safari tour where your car or the train-like zoo vehicle passes by the animals roaming around such as ostriches, goats, and sheep.

As their website says, get a peck on the cheek, which sounds like fun, really. But when you’re there, it kind of freaks you out. It felt like my head had started to be filled with fear. That’s how I felt. I tried to calm down and had small talk with my sisters-in-law. Of all, we started talking about best acne treatment. Plus, I was staying in the middle of the “train” just so that I don’t get accidentally kissed by the ostriches. :lol:

zoobic safari: Tiger Safari / Close Encounter

Are you brave enough? :D

The biggest attraction for the Zoobic Safari is the Tiger Safari where one gets to ride a close caged jeepney that goes near the tigers who roam around. One has an option to buy chicken meat for only P200 and someone from the zoo will feed it to the tiger while you to watch.

Afterwhich, the tour goes on to the “close encounter” wherein one can go near the tigers in cages.

Before I read these acne product reviews, let me just share with you one of the photos we took of the other jeepney and a tiger.

I’m not sure why but when our jeepney stops near a tiger, the tiger walks away. :lol:

ruins replica at SM The Block

We went to SM The Block as planned and were surprised to see an exhibit featuring Macau. There was a replica of the ruins of St. Paul’s. Then I thought it would be nice to go back to Macau to visit Macau Tower and Fisherman’s Wharf again. Hopefully, it won’t be raining so I could take nice photos. It won’t hurt to go back to the ruins too for the egg tart and beef jerky. Yummy. And we might be able to find those Avo cigars. Plus, we could visit the Venetian Hotel this time, and finally ride the Gondola.

Yeah, it wouldn’t be such a bad idea to go back to Macau! :mrgreen:

   

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