Take a Ride on the Wild Side!
Hi everyone! I’m back to tell you more about our trip to the Bronx Zoo. After getting mesmerized by the amazing animals at the Congo Gorilla Forest, we headed towards the Wild Asia Monorail.
Wild Asia Monorail
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride as you travel above forests and riverbanks.
The tour guide helped us spot a lot of interesting animals such as the Gaur, Indian Rhino, and Red Panda. The Gaur is the world’s largest wild cattle. There are only around 1000 left in the wild due to the destruction of their habitat and poaching.
The Indian Rhino also called the Greater one-horned Rhino lives primarily in northern India and southern Nepal. Their population is threatened because of the craze for rhino horns; believed to have medicinal properties.
The Red Panda a.k.a. Firefox (Yup, the mascot of the Mozilla web browser) looks more like a raccoon than a panda. It was difficult to take a closeup picture of this little guy… he was hiding behind the trees!
I’m glad that Bronx Zoo recreated a naturalistic haven for the animals. The exhibits were both fun and educational. It made us appreciate the fascinating creatures and the habitats that are vital to their survival. It also opened our eyes to the plight of these animals and the importance of supporting conservation efforts to protect and save them.
We are definitely going back to explore the other exhibits next time. For more info on tickets, parking, shops, restaurants, etc., please click the links (What & Where) below.
Thank you for reading, have a wonderful day ahead!
What & Where
13 responses to “NY Minute: Bronx Zoo (Part 2)”
Great post 🙂
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Thank you 😊
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What a great little read! sounds like you had a fantastic time! I’m a big fan of zoo’s myself and absolutely love animals 🙂
Glad I came across your blog!
Ashleigh x
http://www.thestoryofashleighdavis.com
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Glad that you stopped by! Thanks, Ashleigh!
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No matter your age, everyone always loves a trip to the zoo! You got some great photos. I always find the monkeys and gorillas entertaining.
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Yes, no one is too old to visit the zoo. We had so much fun – the monkeys and gorillas are so fascinating!
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Hakuna Matata!
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I didn’t make it to the Bronx when I went to NYC so it’s nice to know what else is there to see if I ever go back. I love the layout of that zoo and how it looks like a mini-safari. Your pictures are really nice as well.
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Thanks, Laura. I love the layout of the zoo too. Hope you’ll be able to see it next time.
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I was wondering how you got such close pictures of these amazing animals then you showed the monorail. What a great way to view the animals and what fabulous pictures!
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Thank you, Diane! It was really nice to see the animals up close. The baby rhino was soooo cute!❤️
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Wooow you write with passion! And you make us want to see those animals up close! 🙂
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Thank you… Thank you my dearest Yeka! Your comments inspire me to write more!
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