点评:There are loads of animals for kids and grown-ups of all ages to see and appreciate : the meerkats, monkeys, wallaby's, tigers, lions (the roar of one of them was incredible), servals, and bears were amazing : it was great to see the bears swimming and to get such a good view of them from up above on the wheelchair accessible glass-floor overlook. The walk-through of the lemur enclosure was also great, and there are also farm animals such as pigs and goats, tortoises and some reptiles.
It was really sad, but important, to learn about the appalling trafficking of some of the animals across Europe.
And, for history buffs, there's even a bit of the World War II fuel pumping station, used to pump petrol to Normandy to support the D Day landings.
Visited on a Tuesday morning early September and it really wasn't busy. We probably got round the site in 2 hours : you'll need more time if the kids want to stop at every monkey.
翻译:有各种各样的动物可供各个年龄段的孩子们和大人观赏:猫鼬、猴子、沙袋鼠、老虎、狮子(其中一只狮子的吼声简直令人惊叹),还有非洲金猫和熊也都非常出色。能看到熊在水中嬉戏真是太棒了,从那个可供轮椅通行的玻璃地板观景台上俯瞰它们,视野也极佳。穿过狐猴饲养区的步道也很有趣,此外还有猪、山羊等农场动物,以及陆龟和一些爬行动物。了解到一些动物在欧洲各地遭受到可怕的非法贩卖,真是令人难过,但这一事实又非常重要。
对于历史爱好者来说,这里甚至还保留着二战时期的燃油泵站遗迹——它当时负责向诺曼底地区输送汽油,以支援诺曼底登陆行动。
我们是在九月初的一个周二上午参观的,当时人并不多。大概两小时我们就逛完了整个景点;不过如果有孩子的话,他们可能会想在每个动物展区都停留一番,那样就需要更多时间了。