Lanzhou Jiaotong University Tianyou Garden Travel Notes Composition

Go to the zoo. However, they all say that "reading is always new," and this is certainly true when visiting a zoo. Hey, don't tell me, I really made many interesting discoveries.

The "greedy" bear monkey

We stood on the bridge, and the bear monkey was locked in a large cage. Suddenly, we narrowed the distance to it. We peeled off the sentences and threw them piece by piece into the cage. At the beginning, every time it ate a piece, it would raise its head, blink at us with a pair of dark, round eyes, and say as if begging: "It's so delicious, do you have any more? I want it more." "Ha, seeing how greedy it is, it's like drooling three thousand feet straight." So we continued to "serve" this bear monkey. Later, it seemed as if it knew that we had been feeding it, so it just kept eating with its head down without raising its head. This guy is really good at eating. After a while, four oranges went into his stomach. After eating, he stuck out his little tongue and licked his furry little hands. Wow, so cute!

Ferocious tigers

These tigers raised their heads proudly and walked slowly in the cage. This posture is like a general, extremely powerful! With its strong physique and plump muscles, it looks like a "King of the Forest". It seemed as if when it roared, the whole earth would shake.

The "Irregular" Hippopotamus

This hippopotamus is so interesting! Lo and behold - a hippopotamus walked slowly over, and another one swam leisurely in another pool, with a board in the middle. The hippo swam to the middle of the pool and suddenly opened its mouth, haha, it was one meter long! Then, he lay down on the board and looked across! The neck is still stretched out so long. What an "irregular" guy! Made us laugh.

The "civilized" elephant

This elephant is so civilized! Look - we threw 4 oranges over, and it ate one. When we picked up the second one, it took a step back and looked back at the orange. Then we threw in 2 more oranges. It looked thoughtfully, then entered a room. After a while, a baby elephant followed it out. Haha, I didn’t expect them to eat 2 each. How civilized!

The "stingy" peacock

This peacock has a hard time opening its tail. It's really "stingy". At first, we kept saying nice things to it, but it was indifferent. My cousin was anxious and said fiercely: "The peacock is so ugly, the peacock is so ugly!" "You say it's pretty at one time and ugly at the other. Can you not be angry?" I said with a smile. "Humph, who told it not to open its screen!"