Know how to play Western Australia will not be bored (4) get close to small animals

When it comes to seeing animals in Western Australia, we can count Perth zoo, Caversham wildlife park, rottnest island. In fact, there are many small privately owned zoos and even wildlife sanctuaries. The first three photos are tomato lake, a wildlife sanctuary in the city, there are several walk trails, afraid of bugs I can walk, there is a children's playground near the toilet, desperate for family to get close to nature. Photos 4-5 are at Armadale reptile and wildlife center. The garden owner loves snakes, crawling. A portion of the snakes were rescued by him. The snakes here all did not have their teeth removed, were carefully selected by the owner of the garden, friendly to people without offensive character can finish every day, in the best time of the sun to come out to play with children & visitors. The owner of the garden has a snake catching license, you can keep an eye on when he holds snake catching training, learn how to spot snakes in rural places, how to catch snakes safely with bare hands to avoid attacks. There are also horses, donkeys, emu, some big birds that look like fire-breathing dragons in the garden, I also saw white peacocks once I went, but the animals are not the same every time, every now and then you can get close to different snakes for photos. Photos 6-8 are of Serpentine national park. Here, I have been there so many times and 100% of the wild kangaroos appear. Kangaroo eats everything, chips and BBQ, like the monkeys in Hong Kong's Monkey Hill will come out to grab food. In addition to kangaroos, there are also birds that will viciously chase people and ask for food. Serpentine is also famous for its waterfalls & reservoirs. We should not jump directly to the grass when we see it, it is often muddy, and it sinks when you step on it, and you are sipping on your shoes, and it is very slippery, it is easy to fall directly down, all over the mud. The last few photos are of Cohunu Koala Park. In the past, caversham & Perth zoo allowed you to touch koalas, but now only Cohunu Koala Park in Western Australia can touch, hold & feed koalas. One thing Australia does well is to have people go to animals, animals to sleep you can not see / touch / hold / feed, even if paid. Koalas seem to be very tame, in fact, their claws are not human, so before feeding / holding koalas, there is a special person to give a special coat for visitors to wear, and there is special training, taught to hold them, do not be nervous when clawed, hold them, they have a sense of security will not attack people (it turns out to be aggressive)😮 Cohunu Koala park was still expanding in 2016, most of the animals inside can walk around, be careful not to provoke some grass mud horses to be spit on. There is also "gold" everywhere. The kangaroos are always tired. They don't sleep on their stomachs. They're so lazy! The moose birds turned out to be very big, and they were very enthusiastic. They chased people all the time, making them exhausted. The park also has some plants that are only found in Australia and are not usually seen on the street, covering a large area. When I saw them building train tracks, there should be lots and lots of things to see & play now. Before you have to hold an animal, it’s best to ask if you can, some animals are very timid. The last photo is an integration taken at petstock. Australians are very loving and many adoptions of cats and dogs. And the kitten, who was abused as a child, has permanent brain trauma, has remained so big for the rest of her life, and has severe myopia. The foster cater worried that he would be shrimped by other fosters at home and brought the cat to work. Cats are adorable running around and playing around petstock in an area of ​​over a thousand feet. If you can't adopt the animals, you can be a temporary host and take care of the animals until they meet the owners who adopt them.