All About Emirate Park Zoo The Emirates Park Zoo is one of the amazing venues that awaits you in Dubai. It is one of the best zoos in the country and the Middle East where Emirates Park Zoo and Resort is located. You may find it odd in the UAE to hear the sound of an elephant's trumpet, the weeping of a parrot, or the roar of a lion. The zoo is home to over a thousand and seven hundred pets and wild animals worldwide. The animals here are very well taken care of. Animal care experts and animal care professionals are all present. Hosts each section and shows you what each animal's lifestyles and diet are. Dubai Emirates Park & Resort is a great place to visit for families. In Abu Dhabi in 2008, the Emirates Zoo was launched as an effort to bring nature and wildlife closer to UAE residents. It started as a private initiative that has developed into an edutainment destination where families can come and connect with wildlife. The network is clean, accessible and perfect for families seeking to expose their children to nature's wonders and experience animals that are uncommon even in today's wilderness! The Emirates Park Zoo has a number of animal habitats and enclosures as well as live shows such as Giraffes and Parrots Lunch, Sea Lion Show and several animal feeding. The zoo provides an element of fun to explore and communicate with animals at every level. The friendly staff and options for food and entertainment keep the entire family happy. This zoological garden is home to a variety of species and its diversity is proud of the wildlife park. As a result, elephants and giraffes, as well as rare white tigers, can look forward to seeing adults and children alike. The zoo also has a petting zoo that allows children to interact and feed the animals while different areas have been built for monkeys, flamingos and sea lions. Tourists can visit the Zoo throughout the week, but it's best to check this before making plans because it closes at different times. The Emirates Park Zoo is making for both adults and children a fun-filled day out.
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Gain access to more than 1,700 animals with admission to the Zoo. Entry to over eight enclosures for pets, including Reptile House, Primate Parade & Snake Alley. Watch fun live shows and use the Sea Lion show or Elephant Encounter card. Admire the giant Siberian Bear, Asian Elephant, White Tiger and many more exotic animals from around the globe.
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Get the opportunity to see endangered species in your life and learn about the value of wildlife and save their habitat.
Emirates Park Zoo Animals
Bird park Owls, Harris Hawks, Eagles, Falcons, Ducks and Parrots, the Bird Park in the Emirates Park Zoo is home to a variety of colorful and exotic birds. Visitors can watch the birds and learn about their natural behavior. The park's superstars are the Parrots, Jelly Bean, Lucky, and Lady. Some fun Talk about birds • • • • • • • • •
Despite their fancy tail feathers, peacocks are not born. Also "peacocks" are males. The women are peahens and peachicks, the peacock baby's name. Owls are active at night (at night). Owls will turn their heads up to 270 degrees, with big eyes and a flat face. Peregrine falcons are one of the world's most common, cosmopolitan birds, present on all continents except Antarctica. Fruit, nuts, seeds, and bugs are consumed by cockatoos. They can crack open hard nuts with their beaks as well. Weighing less than 1 pound, most cockatoos. Parrot toes are Zygodactyl (two toes pointing forward and two toes pointing backward). Fasans can run at an hourly rate of 8 to 10 miles
Flamingo Park Come and enjoy our wading birds in Flamingo Forest. Flamingos are often on one leg, while the other foot is tucked under the body. The explanation for this action is not fully understood, but recent research suggests that these birds may be able to retain more body heat by standing on one leg. The beautiful pink flamingos are a sight to see! The big birds are distinctly distinct from other species of birds and can be marked with their pink plumage and thin legs that hold a pose together for hours. Flamingo Park is the perfect place to watch these beautiful creatures.
Petting Zoo
The urban and rural gap has become so large that, without so much as a sight of a farm animal, urban children often go their entire childhood. The Petting Zoo provides parents with a fantastic opportunity to introduce children to farm animals such as donkeys, camels, oysters, sheep, and goats.
Snake alley Snakes can ‘see’ in the dark thanks to protein channels that are activated by heat from the bodies of their prey. They have holes on their faces that detect radiation from warm bodies up to 1 meter away. At night it allows them to ‘see’ the prey just like an infrared camera does so you cannot hide from them.
Giraffe Park in Emirates Park Zoo Giraffes are the Emirates Park Zoo's gentle giants. Visitors to the Zoo can admire, pet them, feed them, and even take photographs of these exquisite Giraffes. These long-legged animals are native to South Africa, but they are home in the Giraffe Park where they love to interact with people.
Wildlife Walk At the special Wildlife Walk in the Emirates Park Zoo, the most fearsome, toughest, fastest, and most interesting wild animals in the world line up for visitors. With animals like Elephants, Cheetahs, Bears, Lions, Leopards, Tigers, and Arabian Oryx, the wildlife show includes an awareness session and a feeding session.
Reptile House Reptiles are one of the most misconstrued animals on Earth, but in reality, with colorful designs, they are quiet, fascinating and some of the most beautiful creatures. The Reptile House is the best place to meet reptiles such as lizards, geckos, pythons, tortoises, and dragons of water.