Dubai is about to shard a 1 billion Dhs
safari park with more than 10,500 animals this year to replace the much-laughed
Jumeirah Zoo, and all 1,000 animals will be ruled to the new park. The Safari
Park is situated in the Al Warqa
township of Dubai – near Dragon Mart and it is narrated that it is much of a
natural reserve and it is set to be a major tourist allure. Here is more info please visit us
The first of the animals reach on March 14
and came from a “sister zoo” in Seoul Grand Park in Korea. The link at Dubai Safari say they have a good
bearing with this park and that they will have many interactions with them.
Dubai Municipality posted a order of videos on social media showing the
delivery of numerous organism. The
shipment added nine lions, four bears, nine monkeys and 10 bats.
Five lions, as well as primates, birds, crocodile, snakes and lions will be relocated
from the old Jumeirah Zoo to their new home at the Safari Park, along the so-called
‘Lioness of Al Barsha,’ who was found wandering the streets of Dubai earlier
this year.
The zoo will host 350 kind of animals, some
rare and endangered, ensuring that they are ethically and responsibly overlook,
and will cover over 119 hectares. The park will be separated into three main
villages – African, Arabic, Safari – each with identical features, designs,
animals and plants. There will also be a butterfly park, a botanical garden,
educational and veterinary scope, and a kids area where little ones can
interact with and feed farm animals, in
collation to restaurants and a food court. There will at first be 1,600
parking spaces over two designated areas, while further down the line, the
municipality contemplate to expand it to 3,600 parking spaces over 9.4
hectares.
The Village Safari area is almost full, which
will house the animals. The recreational areas providing umbrellas for
visitors, and the frame for animals, have meanwhile been set up. We are now
placingthe finishing touches to the main
residence, as well as to the landscaping that will peculiarity rocks,
water and greenery,” said Director General of Dubai Municipality Hussain Nasser
Lootah.
“This whole project once elegant will really put Dubai on the map for those who
will expect only the best from a zoo or safari park. The knowledge and moral
care for the animals will soon have Dubai Safari recognised as a world head,”
he added.Safari Park has been planned to
be environmentally-friendly and will use solar energy “and a lowborn operational procedure will be used to
run the watering network, which will also include water recycling, waste
settlementand other recycling facilities,” said Lootah.