Showing posts with label white tiger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white tiger. Show all posts

Friday, October 12, 2012

A DAY AT THE SINGAPORE ZOO - PART TWO

Once the sea lion had ended its performance, we quickly made our way to another animal show venue which required us to walk quite fast in order not to miss it. It turned out the show would be more suitable for younger kids but we still enjoyed ourselves, especially with the dance routine. :)







Animals that were trained in the show were more domestic like the guinea pigs, cats, dogs and birds. The dogs, for example, were saved from being put down at a SPCA centre (I supposed) but were adopted by the Zoo. I wish my cats could be trained like those at the Zoo. By the way, I had never expected to see these kinds of animals to be kept in the Zoo.



A MUST WATCH VIDEO


Then we decided to take the boat ride and while waiting for the boat to arrive, we took a short break. Afif Hakim brought along a birthday cake all the way from JB, with the cake went through the immigration scanner, so we could celebrate his birthday in the Zoo. How many of you have cut a cake in a zoo with your friends singing a special version of birthday song for you? I am sure this would be one of the most significant birthday celebrations Afif had ever had.

cutting the cake


taking a breather


still waiting for the boat
  

in the boat
 
After the boat ride, we went straight to see another main attraction of the Zoo - the white tiger. Nevertheless, we were there at the wrong time as the tiger was sleeping and not giving any hint of waking up. And we just continued walking and observing the animals and taking photos.

  


 TO BE CONTINUED...

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

THE WHITE TIGER OF SINGAPORE ZOO

One of the main attractions of the Singapore Zoo is its white tigers. There are three of them and the one word that I can describe these creatures is: MAJESTIC. These animals originated from Indonesia. Watching them was a bit scary as if they were about to jump and get you. What separated the spectators and the tigers was a small river that acted as a moat and the tigers would be looking at you with hungry eyes.








By the way, do you know that there was an incident a few years back when the tigers killed a zoo worker? Actually it was a suicide case, the man was surrendering himself to the beast as when he was in the animal's sanctuary, he was only armed with a pail and broom. I was thinking of putting the video of the incident here but that would not do justice to the beasts, so you google for it yourself if you want to see it. But I still have a video of one of the tigers for you to admire its beauty.



Thank God I managed to get this video uploaded. Pray that I can upload at least one more.