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29th May 2009 - by Travis Olague
An Thrilling Excursion to The Isle of Wight Zoo
The Isle of Wight Zoo is the residence for a wide range of
animals being big cats, primates, birds and reptiles. Do you
know that it is a fact that the biggest collection of tigers in
Britain is that of the stock held at Isle of Wight Zoo? And
this collection is becoming bigger and bigger as the breeding
programme expands. This of course is a good sign, as it is
obviously a place where these extraordinary beautiful animals
feel safe and comfortable with their habitat.
The Zoo has been taking care of tigers over 25 years. During
which time, the Zoo has received many awards and prizes. These
accolades prove that the Zoo's highest mission is to the Tigers
and a great responsibility is owed to them. An important factor
that we would like to highlight is that all the animals live in
conditions of natural and wild beauty. This in turn encourages
them to behave naturally. You are offered a rare chance to
visit The Tiger Sanctuary, Lemurland, and Nature's Nightmares
or the recently opened Kanha area. If you have got any
questions, or interested in animal life or want to organise a
school excursion, you are free to ask any your questions of the
Education Officer. He is only to happy and ready to help.
As you know from above that Isle of Wight Zoo is the perfect
place for the big cats` groups like tigers, lions, pumas,
jaguars, cheetahs, leopards etc. Recently a new and winning
breeding programme was launched. Also a new centre for
supporting the big cats was opened.
This allows them to go deeper and deeper in the necessary
facets for breeding, research and training the people who will
have a duty will to help the natural processes and to be their
to give active support for the rescued animals` unit. Another
arena from the animal world also needs our help. Exotic
reptiles, spiders, insects and amphibians often require help.
Do you feel shivers down your spine even with just the names of
these creatures being mentioned? I know it is difficult for us
to imagine them sliding or crawling into your bed just like a
cuddly pet.
But, if you really want to understand and get to know many
facts about these species, come and learn about them at the
Isle of Wight Zoo. Your fears and panic will be replaced with a
portion of knowledge and may indeed help you to become more at
home with them. In addition to that the Isle of Wight Zoo being
the home of big cats, it is also widely known for its super
collection of primates. There are four lemurs from Madagascar
who live and feel themselves at home in their own Lemurland.
Lemurland has been set up in order to draw society's attention
to save these unique animals. The first lemurs arrived at the
Isle of Wight in 1990.
Two conservation campaigns have been created for supporting
these rare animals whilst they are at risk. There are also many
species of monkeys. The Isle of Wight Zoo makes all its animals
feel safe.
Being a keeper at the Isle of Wight Zoo is the great job. The
Zoo Keepers have a very important mission. Our surrounding
nature is our life, thus it is people` s duty to keep and save
it. Not to destroy and not to do harm to birds and beasts-
these are the mottos of the Isle of Wight Zoo campaigns. It is
a big responsibility to pass our beautiful planet to our
children. There are many points of local interest on the
IOW.
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IOW attracts many
holidaymaker each year. Island of Wight is
pleased to propose a widerange of points of
interest. Isle of Wight Hampshire
Zoo is one of the attractions on the
island. Do not miss an opportunity to visit
it.
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Source: http://bb-articles.com
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