Showing posts with label PARKS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PARKS. Show all posts

Tuesday, 19 July 2016

Animals Roam Free And People Are Caged in the Most Ferocious Zoo In China


At the Lehe Ledu Wildlife Zoo in Chongqing City, China visitors pay to travel through in a caged vehicle while the animals roam free around them.

When people go to visit animals at the zoo, they never get to see how if feels to be the ones in the cages. Well a zoo in China is switching it up by having the visitors in the cages when they go see animals.

The people get to get up close and personal with the wild and sometimes ferocious animals, and the animals get to have freedom to walk around the parks without being in an enclosure.

The people are safe inside the caged area, and the humans get to leave whenever they want. Whereas in a regular zoo, the animals are cooped up all day long in their cages.

The Lehe Ledu Wildlife Zoo is one of the very few zoos in the world where humans moved through the park in a vehicle. They get to offer food through a small gap to lions, tigers and bears.

Thursday, 14 July 2016

Chimpanzee Escapes From A Zoo In Jos

Escaped chimpanzee still on the run
One of the Chimpanzees that escaped from confinement at the Jos still on the run, In the early hours of yesterday two chimpanzees escaped from their cage and were harassing passersby at the premises of the Jos National Museum and Monuments.

One of the chimps was successfully lured back into its cage while the other escaped running out of the Zoo premises and perching on a tree in a residential area located at west of mines neighborhood not far from the zoo premises 

Wednesday, 27 January 2016

DESTINATION OF THE DAY: LUFASI (Lekki Urban Forest and Animal Sanctuary Initiative) PARK


The Lekki Urban Forest and Animal Sanctuary Initiative (LUFASI), is an urban forest park that sits on 25 hectares of land on the Lekki – Epe express way. This area is a little patch of pristine coastal rain forest that had been protected Since the Lekki Peninsula development started 25 years ago. It still contains some last remaining stands of the highly endangered Ekki “Iron wood” tree and the threatened hooded vulture and great hornbill




LUFASI is a great nature park, a relaxation centre with a fully equipped play park and football pitches, and an animal sanctuary. It also serves to educate the public on environment friendly practices and is a training centre for young Nigerian veterinary doctors. LUFASI is an NGO and works in partnership with Lagos State Government to create this unique eco-friendly recreation centre. LUFASI is just minutes east from the second toll gate on the Lekki- expressway after Ajah.