Taipei Zoo Activity Travel Notes 500 words

Zoos are not limited to Taipei. It seems that every city has its own zoo. What’s different about Taiwan’s zoos? In addition to the reasonable and compact park planning, convenient tours, and comfortable environment, what I like most is the cultural atmosphere here. Who says there is no humanistic atmosphere in the zoo? The humanistic atmosphere of a city will even influence the world full of animals - the attitude of the breeders towards the animals, the food sold by the catering staff to tourists, the children around their parents, and the tidy park, every detail shows this The cultural atmosphere of the city. The strongest humanistic atmosphere in Taiwan is friendliness. This is also the most unforgettable feeling for every mainlander who has visited Taiwan.

To come to the zoo, you can choose the bus or the MRT Wenhu Line. Exit 1 of the Wenhu Line is the closest to the gate of the zoo. In addition to these two modes of transportation, driving, riding a motorcycle, or riding a bicycle can also have dedicated places to park, which is very convenient.

There is a McDonald's just outside the MRT. If you are hungry, you can grab some food. Although there is also one in the zoo, there are too many people. However, I suggest you wait for a while and go to the zoo to buy snacks. The food in the Taipei Zoo is very good, which will be introduced in a later article.

There is a bulletin board at the gate, and there will be signs about events and temporary closures. For example, when I came, the bird cage, the bird garden pool and the nocturnal animal museum were closed, so that you can avoid unnecessary mistakes after entering the park. road. You can also swipe your Taipei EasyCard directly when entering, and the fare is the same.

As soon as you enter the door, you will see a large square. On the left side of the square (right side in the picture) is McDonald's, and on the right side (left side in the picture) is the passenger service center, where you can rent wheelchairs and strollers. , there are also lactation rooms and nursing stations, as well as other lost and found passenger services, which are very considerate and convenient.

Going along the square, you will see a flamingo island directly opposite, where dozens of flamingos are preening their feathers, which is very pleasant. Their pink bodies are even more beautiful reflected on the turquoise water.

As I walked past Red Crane Island and turned left, I saw a group of children and their neatly arranged schoolbags from a distance. It must be a trip to the zoo organized by the kindergarten. Seeing that there were more schoolbags than people, I guess the other children went to see the animals.

After walking not far, we arrived at the Koala (koala in mainland China) museum. According to the introduction, there are about six of them, but this animal spends most of the day sleeping. Occasionally I see one that is not sleeping, and it looks sleepy and honest. There are introductions and conservation knowledge about them inside and outside the koala museum. If you are interested, you can take a look.

When the zoo was about to close, I rushed to the Panda Pavilion and was lucky enough to see the giant pandas who were not sleeping: one was eating bamboo in the outdoor bamboo forest, and the other was indoors. Have fun with yourself in various ways. They are Tuan Yuanyuan from the mainland. Just by looking at their names, you can tell that they embody the mainland's ardent hope for Taiwan's return. They are also quite popular in Taiwan's zoos - as evidenced by the specially built panda pavilion.

The Taipei Zoo is like other zoos in the world. In addition to many animals, there are also many children. Whether it is a swaddled baby or a child holding hands and stumbling around, they are the elves that appear most frequently in the zoo.

In the Taipei Zoo, these children will greet the animals politely, and when leaving the zoo, they will wave to an animal venue and say, "I'm going home, little animal, goodbye." .

They will not throw the snacks in their hands towards the monkey mountain, nor will they yell at the peacefully sleeping animals or knock on the glass. They used their own eyes to quietly look at the animals and observe these novel lives. It is said that the future of a nation is its children. In Taiwan, looking at these innocent children and their friendly demeanor, who can say that their future is unhappy?

As the night grew darker, I walked out of the zoo with the flow of people.

After coming to Taiwan, I have been to the Taipei Zoo twice, and each time I was still satisfied. There are two reasons. One is that the zoo is relatively large. If you want to visit it seriously, one day is really not enough to see all the animals in the zoo, their introduction, habits, and history.

Another thing is that animals are not exhibits. When they arrive in front of the cage, they just do the actions on the poster. Most of the time they are sleeping or hiding. They have what they think is a safe distance and their own lives. I think animals have thoughts. I don’t know how to prove it scientifically, but when I look at them, I can feel their hearts and often guess what they are thinking at the moment.

Many of the animals that can be seen in the zoo are on the verge of extinction. Looking at these four words, I really don’t know if they will still exist on this earth in a few decades. The most beautiful thing about the earth is the diversity of life. Once a species becomes extinct, it will disappear forever, and this colorful world will lose another unique color. The topic of harmonious existence between humans and animals has been talked about for many years, but due to the rapid reproduction of humans and over-exploitation of the environment, wild animals have no retreat. Fortunately, more and more people are starting to take action to love the earth. I also believe that in the near future, with everyone’s efforts, these problems will be continuously improved, allowing more and more animals to return to their vast land. Proliferate in heaven and earth.