Ueno Weekly Highlights

Highlight 1: A large number of interactive and amusement projects are open for free!!! Good news! Good news! A large number of interactive and amusement projects in Shanghai Wild Animal Park are open for free! Raccoon, black bear in Flying Bear Manor, crocodile beach, king parrot, honey parrot in tropical bird garden, tiger pounce, cormorant, pelican, 8 interactive points are open for free. During the science popularization explanation time, you can participate in the knowledge Q&A of the keeper on the spot and check in on social media to have the opportunity to experience the interaction for free. The quota is limited each time. Children's dream paradise! It's a must for walking. In the amusement park, you can experience samba tower, remote control boat, dinosaur slide car and dinosaur riding for free. Each visitor is limited to experience once (for specific rules, please refer to the on-site instructions). Free items, remember to experience on site~ Highlight 2: Unique in China! Cheetah race display Coming to the three free theaters of Shanghai Wild Animal Park, Sun Square, Beast Mountain Theater and Sea Lion Theater, is a must for check-in. Among them, the unique display project "Cheetah Race" in China has attracted many tourists to come and see the style of "the most beautiful flash". "Cheetah Race" is an innovative display project unique to our park. Through the Fengrong device in the Sun Square, the cheetah is induced to show its natural behavior of running fast and chasing prey on the vast African grassland. This kind of scene simulation and Fengrong measures not only provide a hunting environment close to the natural environment for the cheetahs in the zoo, but also for these animals that are usually difficult to get enough exercise in the zoo environment, running has become an important part of their daily exercise, which has significant benefits for maintaining the physical health of the cheetahs and improving their quality of life. At the same time, the "Cheetah Race" display project also creates a vivid and educational viewing experience for tourists. In addition to being able to observe the agility and speed of cheetahs at close range, it also deepens the understanding of the role and survival status of cheetahs in nature. Note: Cheetah race display is in Sun Square at 12:00. If it rains or the temperature is above 35 ℃, it will be cancelled. The specific display time is subject to the on-site notice. Highlight 3: How many steps does it take to change from "kitten" to "king"? This is the small animal paradise of Shanghai Wild Animal Park, a cradle that has nurtured countless new lives. From the weak "kitten" to the brave king, each growth has witnessed the protection of life. Due to the artificial captive environment, some animal mothers will be nervous after production, and the consumption and weakness brought by natural childbirth will make them anxious. Animals that give birth for the first time are prone to abandon their cubs and lack milk. At this time, the animal keeper will take care of the babies instead of the animal mother. The weak new life is sometimes not healthy and perfect, but in our eyes, it is a new hope. Recently, the one-month-old Northeast Tiger triplets have attracted everyone's attention with all kinds of cute looks. They are fluffy and milky, have no teeth, and call out milky and fierce, just like three little kittens who have not shown their edge. In the comfortable indoor, the triplets have a good relationship and often play "stacking music", gently biting each other's ears and feet. When the temperature is suitable, they will also come to the outdoor lawn to play and feel a wider world. Taking care of these animal babies is no different from raising human babies. The hard work and dedication in the process are hard to describe. The keepers guard for 24 hours without interruption, and observe their breathing and body temperature carefully. Every slight cough or tremor is enough to touch their hearts. Next to the baby garden, a group of 6-8 month old African lions and Northeast tigers "trainees" are experiencing the transition from "greenhouse" to nature. In a wider outdoor activity field, they are learning all kinds of skills needed for survival: climbing, running, chasing, jumping, dodging... After a while, the "kitten" will also "stand on its own feet" and establish its own kingdom!