WOX TRAVEL CONTEST | WEEK 10 / Party Animals)))

So, what's this place all about? It's called Bioparc Valencia, and it's not your typical zoo. It's all about this idea called Immersion Zoo, where visitors get super close to the natural habitats of the animals. The goal? To get folks inspired and caring about animal conservation, understanding why it's so important to protect these critters and their homes.

Now, the park's split into three main areas, mimicking different parts of the world: Savannah, Madagascar, and Equatorial Africa.

Тhis park is kinda like a real jungle, but without the cages. The animals live together, separated from humans by plants, rocks, and water. And get this, they're not all kept apart from each other – they actually hang out together, just like they would in the wild. Maybe that's why the lions seem so chill, not even bothering when their "snack" strolls by a few yards away.

First up, you've got Madagascar. Lemurs, pink flamingos, and this critter called a Fossa – it's like a long-tailed weasel thing, but from Madagascar.

Then, there's Equatorial Africa. Think lush forests, rivers, and hanging bridges that look like fallen trees. You'll spot chimpanzees, gorillas, leopards, and a bunch of other animals chilling in this super diverse ecosystem. Oh, and there are snakes, fish, and crocs too, but don't worry, they're behind glass.

Last but not least, the African Savannah. Lions, giraffes, rhinos, antelopes – it's like the Lion King come to life. And yeah, there are buffalo, leopards, and elephant herds roaming around too. The backdrop? Stunning landscapes full of greenery, making it feel just like home for these creatures.

Entry? Twenty euros for adults if you buy online. And you'll need about four to five hours to see everything, including time for lunch and coffee at the park's cafes. Bathrooms? Plenty around, so no worries. Oh, and they check your bags at the entrance – no outside food allowed, gotta keep the animals on their diets!!!

The folks at Bioparc really go all out to make sure the animals are living their best lives. So, if you visit, be cool, be respectful, and enjoy the wild side – responsibly, of course! Enjoy