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THE BIOPARC, Valencia

Finally, after all of this travelling we reached our first visit point - the Biopark. The Biopark

was very beautiful, it felt like paradise. We were able to see many exotic animals in their

natural habitat. It's divided into four main areas. In the dry Savannah you can find

rhinoceros, zebras, ostriches and hyenas, while the Wetlands house giraffes, antelopes,

gazelles, meerkats and lions. The perfectly recreated baobab forest is home to a dozen

elephants, one of the largest

Bioparc’s many rivers are full of fish. While visiting the gorillas, one of them was really

aggressive and we were shocked when he hit the glass barrier! After that, more people

gathered to take a look at him. Another gorilla was very funny, he looked very grumpy! Here

you can see him on the photo sitting alone. While visiting some animals, we unfortunately

couldn't even find them there. Others were very cute and playful, it was fun watching the

animals. Everyone enjoyed this visit.

GETTING TO KNOW THE FAMILIES

When we were travelling back to the school, the Spanish students were already waiting for

us with a large poster welcoming us all. This was very kind of them and we were very

excited to get out of the bus and finally meet them. All of them were very nice and friendly.

Some of us even took a picture with them, and then all of us went with our families to their

home.