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Businiess name:
Out of Africa Wildlife Park
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Review by:
Jennie T.
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Review content:
For a great way to learn about the more exotic and Wild Animals check out Out of Africa. The owners of this Unique park are very involved in learning how animals act in natural environments and how they behave. Our favorite was Saginaw a Siberian Tiger who loves to Suck his owners thumb but don't get me wrong he is still a wild cat as they demonstrate in in of their shows. Another Great show is the Tiger splash where they have Tigers splashing in after Toys and live "prey". The handlers in the water love to play with the big cats and I think the cats like to play also. A new addition to their park since the move is the Unimog Safaris where you can get up and close with the Giraffes.
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