The zoo allows you to see unseen animals live and feel closer to nature. But with such a walk, you should adhere to certain rules so as not to harm yourself or the zoo pets.
Instructions
Step 1
Do not feed animals. Despite the warning signs, some people continue to feed the zoo's pets. They bring with them buns, a loaf, carrots and other products that are fed to the animals. Not all food is allowed for groundbait. If you have a desire to feed your favorite animal, ask the staff for permission.
Step 2
Do not try to pet the animals, do not stick your hands in the cages. Hold on to a fence that keeps you out of the danger area. Be especially careful near the cages of dangerous animals such as a tiger, bear, lion or other predators.
Step 3
Observe the natural behavior of animals, do not wake them up if they are sleeping, do not hit on the bars or throw foreign objects at them to attract attention. In the midst of their "work" day, animals can allow themselves a couple of hours of naps, do not interfere with them. You can make a circle around the zoo, and on the way back to the cage - suddenly the sleeping person has already woken up.
Step 4
Try to be quiet and discreet so as not to frighten the animals. Harsh, shrill sounds make them nervous, so be quiet. Don't shout, don't play musical instruments, and soothe crying children. You cannot be drunk on the territory of the zoo or drink alcohol.
Step 5
Supervise the children if the whole family goes for a walk. Do not leave them alone, hold their hand and accompany them everywhere. Toddlers can get lost, lost, or dangerously close to predators. Teenagers can start throwing stones at animals or giving cigarettes to monkeys for fun. This behavior is unacceptable.
Step 6
Treat zoo employees and pets with respect. Visit only permitted places, do not litter, do not throw foreign objects into enclosures and cages. If a phone or other valuable object falls behind a predator fence, seek help from an employee. Do not try to get it yourself, risking your own life.
