Davao Crocodile Park

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emafe@emafe is feeding an osterich here.


FORWARD: This post was initially written on November 4th, 2017 but I am now uploading it to the Steem blockchain via engrave@engrave on ChrisRice.blog. My main website is now ChrisRice.xyz.


I had the joy of going to Crocodile Park here in Davao City with emafe@emafe, zaclucas@zaclucas and a good amount of our family members. I got to see a monkey ride a bike, ducks marched in a parade, and I saw a crocodile whose mouth stayed open like a statue.

My greatest joy was seeing emafe@emafe's expressions during the animal talent show and seeing the pictures of zaclucas@zaclucas floating in the arms of his Tatay above the coy fish. I also got to see Papa's reaction to the tall ostriches and I fed them myself with special food held in my hands.

It's definitely a good experience to get up close and personal with these animals. Like all animals and babies they have a great amount of innocence, especially the friendly ones. I will try to visit more tourist sites and travel more often. That is one thing in life that is worth doing.


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emafe@emafe, zaclucas@zaclucas and I.


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abello@abello, Jan-Jan & renz.rubio@renz.rubio at the entrance.


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Ate Langa taking a picture at the selfie stand.


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emafe@emafe sitting on a crocodile statue.


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The crocodile kept it's mouth open in the same position for 35 to 45 minutes.


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A real bird is standing on Papa's hand.


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Papa saw an osterich for the first time


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Jake abello@abello and renz.rubio@renz.rubio feeding the rabbits.


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Mama, Tito Titeng and Tita Flor with zaclucas@zaclucas in the stroller on the left-hand side.


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