Odense Zoo, Zoological garden in Odense, Denmark
Odense Zoo is a zoological garden in Denmark that houses Siberian tigers, exotic birds, manatees, zebras, giraffes, and many species from different climate zones. The animals are arranged across the grounds to reflect their natural habitats.
The zoo was founded in 1930 and grew from a small animal collection into a modern wildlife conservation facility. Today it runs educational programs and research initiatives.
The zoo holds daily presentations where keepers show training methods and talk about wildlife protection with visitors.
The grounds are open daily and offer various paths for exploring the animal enclosures. Good walking shoes and weather protection are recommended, especially for longer visits.
The Bøgetoppen footway system connects nine elevated platforms with suspension bridges positioned six to twelve meters above ground in a beech forest. This structure gives visitors an unusual vantage point of the woodland surroundings.
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