Description of the attraction
Aalborg Zoo is one of the largest zoos in Denmark. The history of the creation of the Olborg Zoo begins in 1935. The main goal of organizing the menagerie was not only to acquaint visitors with animals and birds, their habits, but also to conduct scientific work. Today the zoo takes part in many international projects for the conservation and breeding of rare animal species in captivity.
The territory of the park is 8 hectares of land, which houses more than 1500 animals belonging to 126 different species. In front of the entrance to the zoo there is a list that lists all the species of animals that are in the zoo, as well as a list of services provided by the park.
The zoo has all the climatic conditions for the comfortable habitation of animals from different continents. The banks of artificially created rivers are inhabited by crocodiles, forests are inhabited by bears, monkeys live in a humid rainforest. The African shroud is rich in a variety of animals; giraffes, lions, cheetahs, elephants, rhinos, hippos live here.
The building with polar bears, which was opened 10 years ago, attracts a lot of tourists' attention. The walls of the enclosure, where the polar bears are kept, are made of glass, which allows visitors to observe the behavior and habits of animals in close proximity from a very close distance.
The zoo management creates favorable conditions for the breeding of their pets. Also in the menagerie there is a building with rare, endangered animals, which are under the protection of the world organization "Greenpeace".
There is a souvenir shop on the territory of the zoo, where you can buy a variety of magnets with zoo attributes, soft toys, calendars and other souvenirs depicting animals that are in the park.
