Have you ever visited the Costwold National Park? If you have not yet witnessed the sights and scenes of the region, don’t miss it. Life would go in vain if you do not explore these Dursley beauties. The walk down a wilder side will leave you enthralled. In order to witness nature’s splendour, book your tickets now. If you get chance don’t miss out on the Madagascan Walkthrough, a wonderful place exhibiting nature’s creations. If you are a wildlife enthusiast, this is one place you will not want to forget. Get considerable insights into the amazing lives of fascinating animals. There is a walled garden protecting the privacy of these rare animals. From mammals, to primates and birds, you can chance upon a wide range of creatures.
The Lion King must have been a favourite movie because of Timon’s antics, the meerkat that went all out to save his best friend Simba, the lion along with pal, Pumba, a wild boar. Well meet this animal in person. The Cotswold National Park is home to these cute animals. The marsh cat, another name for the meerkat, is a funny animal that stays in borrows. The little creature has the most unique ability, to bite the scorpion’s sting. It is immune to withstand the venom.
White rhinos are becoming extinct; thanks to the Cotswolds National Park, the wildlife conservation zone is home to these rare breed of rhinos which boast of two horns and a lighter skin.
Also come face to face with the majestic Asiatic lion, a sociable animal that lives in pride. The groups comprising lions, lionesses and cubs would stick together whenever possible. They hunt in small groups.
Another interesting creature that you will bump into among other animals of the Cotswold National Park is the Humboldt Penguin. These birds are social and live in colonies. Couples can recognize each other by their appearance and call.
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