At this safari in Chile, the lions watch you
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Lions are native to Africa, not South America. But here at the Safari Park Zoo, the only park in Latin America where tourists can see from a short distance six lions in a two-hectares large open area, the lions are the biggest draw.
The roles, however, are reversed. Inside the safari, tourists travel in a cage-like vehicle, and the lions are free to examine them (with hungry curiosity, perhaps) and walk atop the cages. It's a rare kind of thrill and, hopefully, entertaining for both parties.
Children inside a cage watch at close quarters a lion at the Safari Lion Zoo in Rancagua, Chile, on October 30, 2014. the Safari Park Zoo is the only park in Latin America where tourists can see from a short distance six lions in a two-hectares large open area
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What if the lion went up and pee on them...???
just asking...
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nice idea
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A nice change from the norm
