One Sunday with the family, we visited the Palermo Ecopark in Argentina. A former zoological garden that is currently undergoing maintenance and recovery to make the proper adaptations for the species. Therefore, we could only see some animals that will be from now on the protagonists of the large environmental space. However, there are animals that due to their delicate health, cannot be transferred to their place of origin, as this would be a risk for their life.
Today I'm sharing the animal shades for the contest from dear @melinda010100.
At this time of the year it is common to see the Praying Mantis. Sitting on a bench, he visited us and there he was performing the best poses. The shadow demonstrates a copy of his martial arts.
The camel sitting under the shade of the tree. You can see how this animal rests and the shade shelters it. This animal exceeded the life expectancy at the zoo.
Here is a big bird. The Ñandú can measure a meter and a half. This specimen is a female because it is smaller and because of its plumage. In the park, there is only one male responsible for incubating the eggs. The shadow he casts on the ground has the shape of a hen.
Another animal that appropriates the ecological space is the Copio mammal. It looks like a large rodent, it is free to roam in the grass and ponds of the park. You can see the shadow below it as it looks at me.
Peacocks roam freely in the zoo. They parade their beauty. Here you can see by the position of the sun a shadow according to its length..
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At this time of the year it is common to see the Praying Mantis. Sitting on a bench, he visited us and there he was performing the best poses. The shadow demonstrates a copy of his martial arts.
The camel sitting under the shade of the tree. You can see how this animal rests and the shade shelters it. This animal exceeded the life expectancy at the zoo.
Here is a big bird. The Ñandú can measure a meter and a half. This specimen is a female because it is smaller and because of its plumage. In the park, there is only one male responsible for incubating the eggs. The shadow he casts on the ground has the shape of a hen.
Another animal that appropriates the ecological space is the Copio mammal. It looks like a large rodent, it is free to roam in the grass and ponds of the park. You can see the shadow below it as it looks at me.
Peacocks roam freely in the zoo. They parade their beauty. Here you can see by the position of the sun a shadow according to its length..
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