Tigers in The Lake District

The Lake District has long been known for its lakes and mountains. Now she has a new and unique tourist attraction. The South Lakes Wild Animal Park, Dalton-in-Furness is an experience like no other in Britain.South Lakes Wild Animal Park is the foundation of the Trust Sumatran tiger. Tigers are members representing all of the cat or the cat family in Siberia, but has subsequently spread throughout Asia. These big cats throw their coats and take each year to protect against the sun's heat during the day. The tigers have to hunt their prey (especially antelope) in the hours of darkness.

 
The park is of the opinion that it is the strongest group of the Amur and Sumatran tigers are in Europe, where they begin to "own" booty ". Visitors can ride these magnificent animals up to six meters d 'vertical tree to get their food. This unique method of acquiring their food can be observed at 14:30 clock every day.

South Lakes Wild Animal Park has many other species of animals, birds and reptiles. There are kangaroos, lions, rhinos, lemurs, penguins, vultures and giraffes among the thousands of wild animals live in the park park.The is probably the best conservation reserve to England to face many things to help including food handling and snakes make good any phobias.Many delights of the park are around regular feedings of different types during the spectacled bear day.The draw her face the fact they wear glasses have been a popular opportunity attraction.Visitors can feed the kangaroos, which form the largest collection of different types Roo outside Australia, during the day.

 
Another popular attraction is the feeding of monkeys and apes, which takes place at 12:30 hours each day.South Lakes Wild Animal Park offers the unique experience of actually living in the vicinity of the walk freely among the more than 100 lemurs in parkVisitors can walk in the wilderness area, where free-flying condors and vultures. Or can take the trees with the latest treetops. There are new air passages with the views that offer a magnificent view of the park.Accessibility for all in the southern Great Lakes Wild Animal Park was recently upgraded to the natural park. And the free parking has been resurfaced. A train takes visitors on safari in different parts of the reserve.

 
Visitors can take the Indonesian Village Shopping Experience and enjoy South Lakes Wild Animal Park has a gift shop.The large restaurant overlooking the African savannah, while the coffee menu with hot and cold, there are also a number Areas Picnic both internal and external.

 
Opening hours are from 10:00 until 17:00 every day the clock from March to October and from 10:30 until 16:30 on weekends and clock during the school holidays from November to February. The park is closed Christmas Day.South Lakes Wild Animal Park is an active conservation park, working in partnership with similar groups around the world. This means that dogs are allowed in the park is park.The Dalton in Furness and the M6 at junction 36 and following park signs that are made by leaving the A590 in Barrow.