Top Things to Do in Strahan 2021

"Trovana Wildlife Park, located in the dense jungle near Mole Creek, is a great place to protect Tasmanian demons. Although the zoo is small and there are not many animal clocks, there are large and small kangaroos walking around in the park for tourists to feed themselves, hug wombat babies, and have close contact with the animals, and the animal caretaker will provide interactive programs . I saw a kangaroo as soon as I entered the door! The kangaroos here are very docile, and they cooperate with pictures. Buying a bag of specially fed food at the entrance of the zoo is only a dollar, and there is a big bag! Compared to 5 yuan in People's Square, a small bag of corn for pigeons is really cheap to cry! It is very gentle, it just licked the saliva of my hand! In the beginning, kangaroos will swarm you when they see you have food in your hand. The daughter is a little scared and turns around to run away, but they just slowly follow you behind with an innocent expression. They will definitely not catch up with some animals. Food, so don’t be afraid at all, because they are really friendly. Soon, the children are getting better! At a fixed time every day, the zoo will have a tour and follow the keeper to watch the feeding. At around 10:55, the broadcast will start to announce the interactive tours in 5 minutes. At about 11 o'clock, the breeder took out a little wombat and explained it to us in great detail while feeding, and also showed us its "pouch". This little wombat is only two months old. Wombat (Wombat) is a marsupial. The pouch opens back. The clumsy wombat is like a short-haired pig. It's super cute. Feel free to touch it! At that time, after Po took a picture of her daughter hugging a Tasmanian badger in Moments, many people asked, "Do you need money to take pictures of a wombat?" They answered "No money!" In China, tourists are allowed to hug animals to make money, but in foreign countries, they are In order to popularize animal knowledge and allow tourists to experience the cuteness of animals, thereby enhancing the awareness of protection, this is the most fundamental difference! Next, we followed the breeder to see the Tasmanian devil! Seeing the keeper come in, the little devil immediately climbed up on his legs to beg for food, which is actually quite cute! However, when eating, we still saw that there is a certain reason for calling it a "little devil". The screaming and chewing noises are quite scary! Although the zoo here is very simple compared to domestic ones, it does not affect the enthusiasm of the children at all. It is really rare to have such close contact with animals!"

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"Tasmania Zoo is located northwest of Launceston, about a 20-minute drive away, where you can see unique animals such as Tasmanian Tasmanian devil and wombat. The zoo has time to feed the Tasmanian devil and the little penguin, which are 10:30, 13:00, 15:30 and two at 10:00 and 16:00 respectively. The wombat unique to Ta Island is absolutely cute! The breeder here will provide a very detailed introduction, and will let you touch and accept any questions. There is also the Tasmanian devil, also known as the Tasmanian Devil, Devil, the only unextinct member of the Tasmanian genus, and the largest carnivorous marsupial in the world. It is similar to a puppy, but has strong muscles. , Very strong. The little devil is known for his brutal eating and shuddering calls, but in fact, the Lun family is also cute and cute! Very suitable for taking children to visit."

"Located in Beauty Point, it is the world's first seahorse farm open to the public! The staff introduced the breeding process of the seahorse in great detail! You can also see a lot of big belly seahorses, which is very interesting!"

"Dont miss to visit "Royal Tasmanian Botanical Garden", you will regret. it was hugh garden with many amazing flowers, plants & landscapes. Worth it...... gogogo "

"Platypus House Platypus House, right next to the seahorse breeding farm, you can also see echidnas, mysterious platypus and echidnas, just like the Tasmanian devil are unique animals in Australia. The staff introduced the platypus in great detail. In fact, there were only a few platypuses, and I finished watching them in a while, but the staff had been explaining vividly for twenty minutes. I found that in domestic zoos, we just go to see animals, while abroad, they are really committed to popularizing knowledge, let everyone know about animals as much as possible, like animals, so as to protect them! It's really awesome! Here you can also see the cute echidna, one of the mascots of the Sydney Olympics! The staff deliberately put the food in front of the child and encouraged the child to touch the "needles" on his body. The daughter said that it was actually not very hard or piercing."