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| You could get really close to some of the birds and animals |
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| It's a few kms north of Chiang Mai. They're not as stringent as UK zoos and you can touch some of the animals, or feed them, which I'm sure isn't good for them |
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| The wild boar were quite cute, there were loads of them and people would feed them over the very low fence |
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| This hippo was really close and we moved off just as it started to crap and flick it over the wall with its tail, phew! |
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| Looks cute but I was very glad for the wall between us |
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| Paul wasn't so lucky...... |
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| The food they fed the giraffes wasn't exactly what I thought it would be! |
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| I saw a panda for the first time |
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| And then another just afterwards. It was pacing around and didn't seem too happy. We were only a few feet from it and had had the flashes on our cameras taped up and told to be quiet so as not to disturn it |
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| Some of the animals were already quite disturbed |
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| Some of the animals were just plain showing off |
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| Great camoflague and didn't move the whole time we were there |
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| We saw a destruction derby |
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| These are Bengal Tigers, not albinos, as I thought. The white fur is due to a recessive gene |
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| This cat didn't stop staring at me. If it'd come over...... |
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| The tigers were a bit agitated. If they'd come over........ I would've been fine. I run quicker than Paul |
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| I was attacked by a massive ugly killer bird, but luckily got away. It was like being out in town..... |
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| Cute! |
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