Du lịch Vườn thú Mỹ Quỳnh Safari – Chuyện Gì Đã Khiến Lũ Trẻ Phấn Khích Tột Độ?

Du lịch Vườn thú Mỹ Quỳnh Safari – Chuyện Gì Đã Khiến Lũ Trẻ Phấn Khích Tột Độ?

Which friend? Which friend? [âm nhạc] So scary [âm nhạc] Hello everyone!
Today, Uncle Son took my whole family out. My Quynh Zoo, guys.
There, there, there. My whole family. Hello everyone! The car is full. There are no more seats. You’re starting to gossip outside.
It’s fun down there. Hello! Now I am on my way to My Quynh zoo. I have to go through Phu Cuong bridge toll station.
Because I go from Binh Duong to Long An. Vehicles under 15 seats passing through one way is 0.4 USD. I just passed Bach Dang River.
This river is very beautiful at night. By now, I have arrived at Cu Chi overpass. Outside of Cu Chi,
we will go a little further and reach Long An. Exit the roundabout onto Provincial Road 8 Approaching a frequent speed check area. Continue on provincial road 8, 05 km more. Now I’m going to have breakfast and
then we’ll continue, guys. Hello friends! I’m going to have breakfast now. Hello everyone! Talk to everyone:
“Hello everyone. Let’s have breakfast now.” This is Tam Nhu’s pho. Here are the vegetables. Please enjoy! I’m going to eat now. Please eat!
What is “Rá”? This is Tram Anh.
Ugly people, don’t make videos. Hue beef noodle soup. Beef noodle soup. [âm nhạc] Turn here?
No. Cross the bridge to turn. [âm nhạc] Almost out of the residential area.
Turn right onto Nguyen Thien Kim Street. Here?
Turn here. Long An province.
Continue on Nguyen Thien Kim for another 2 km. Right here. Right here is the border with Cu Chi. Your dad loves you so he took you to the zoo.
It’s almost there, right? Almost there.
It’s somewhere nearby. Almost there, mom.
Here is the sign. There’s a zoo sign.
Here we go. Do you guys see it?
600m to your destination. Wow, we’re here.
The zoo gate is really impressive, right? This zoo gate feels like I’m
exploring the jungle, doesn’t it? Here is a map of the zoo. The gate I am standing at is gate number 1. How many adults?
Here, here, here, let me buy it for you. Hey guys. What are you doing?
I’m buying tickets. Uncle Son is buying tickets for us. 1 2 3 4 5 This is Tam Nhu.
Let’s go to Wonderland with me in the previous clip. Admission fee for adults is 4 USD.
Children from 1m to 1.4m is 2.4 USD. Children under 1 meter are free. The total ticket price for my trip was 33.2 USD.
There were five adult tickets, four child tickets and tram ticket 0.4 USD per person.
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Thank you! Here, get in the car. Get in the car.
Be serious and steady so the driver can drive. From gate number one to the tourist area is
quite far, so the electric car will take us there. These are electric cars for sightseeing. Here. Get in the car. Guys!
There’s a swimming pool here. Here are the residents on the tram.
It seems that at that time there were no Take off your mask Cherry. Get some fresh air. That’s cool! There. I’ll take the tram, the tram will take me to the zoo.
The zoo is quite far away. Walking is probably a bit tiring,
but if you keep going, you’ll get there. Hi. There were kids on the bus so we took the tram. Going to the zoo will probably take half a day. Is it visiting the tiger, brother?
Oh, is it visiting the tiger, brother? I will take us to the captive animal area.
As for the wild animal area, you will have to buy a ticket to enter. The wilderness it is located in is also in the area nearby.
There, there, there. Tiger. Tiger cub. Hey, Dad.
Is there a cafeteria here? Tiger. Tiger. Hey, hey.
The cafeteria is in front of you.In the cafeteria up there. And here is a small tea shop.
Moon there. Moon there. That’s Moon. Will you stop here or stop there? Trong này. Vườn thú nó ở trong này.
Nói nhiều quá em không nhớ. This car only takes you to the front of the zoo.
Yes. From the beginning of this zoo, you go in by yourself.
Once inside, you rent a bike. You’re slow as a turtle.
Hey, look at this. After visiting the zoo, we went to the water park.
Oh, Mam, are you looking at girls? Is it far? How far is it to the zoo?
It’s over there. Hello everyone! I’m at the gate of the zoo. Inside area.
Hey, look at that giant turtle. Dad, look at this bike.
This turtle is very big. On the other side, guests are taking
the tram into the inner area to visit. Go. Let’s go over there and rent a car. Rent a bike.
I’ll go get my bike now. Stop, stop. Why… Take a video of Tam Nhu.
He he he. Aha ha ha. Hello guys. Let’s ride.
I’m riding. Have you paid? Who just stepped on the brakes? Here. Hey dinosaur.
Wait, wait, let’s go together. Wait, wait. First, we will visit the sika deer.
There is food for them at the gate. I’ll go, feed them as I go,
they’ll be so happy to circle around me. It’s so cute to see them eat. This part is for young people
to experience feeding the sika deer. Oh, these sika deer are resting. When the kids feed these sika deer, they will circle around you, lick you, and take the food. You guys were so scared that you rode your bikes
really fast to get through this part so I couldn’t turn around in time. Especially Happy. He was so scared that he cried all the time. Now let’s go to the goat area. This breed is a dwarf goat. As soon as I walked past, I could smell
the distinctive smell of goat. It was very strong, guys. Especially the male goats. They give
off a smell that is oh my god, it stinks. The pygmy goat is a small breed of domestic goat. Their coat colors and patterns vary. Dwarf goats are found in Africa but
can adapt to many climatic conditions. Wow! There’s a pony, guys! It’s eating hay. That’s its main food.
Have you seen a zebra? These are goats raised in captivity. This is the cage where the peacocks are kept. The peacock is the most beautiful bird in the world. The male peacock has iridescent feathers,
especially a long, flared tail to attract the female. What is this?
A peacock. Monkey guys. The monkey loves to eat bananas.
The children are giving bananas to it. But I don’t understand why it doesn’t eat. It must be full. Please, please eat it properly
Break it in half. Oh my God! Leave half. Give it a little. What? Does this seem strange to you?
Are you trying to take it from me? he he he he. Embarrassed! Embarrassed!
He didn’t want to eat. It’s full, it doesn’t want it. Take it.
See if there’s anything to eat? What kind of chicken is this?
This is a porphyrio poliocephalus. The porphyrio poliocephalus is a rare bird,
with beautiful colors, loved by many people. Oh… especially because it’s as easy to raise as chickens.
It knows how to guard the house like a dog. If a stranger enters the house, it will follow and peck.
Its eyes are red. This is a duck.
These ducks are very familiar to you guys. Duck.
Feed it. Here, feed the ducks. Ducks don’t eat bananas. The duck eats bananas.
It doesn’t eat bananas. Does it dislike bananas? Okay. The duck doesn’t know how to eat bananas, guys.
The ducks only know how to eat bran and rice. Here. It’s full, guys. It has no appetite. It’s full, guys. It doesn’t want to eat. Put your hat back on. I walked along the cages.
Uncle Chi. Uncle Chi. Huh? What kind of strange bird is this, guys?
I couldn’t film it. It was so scared that it hid on the other side. What is that? A monkey?
A monkey. The turkeys.
Hey, don’t tell me it died. Let’s go see the wild boars, guys.
This is a family of pigs. Consists of mother pig and piglets. Have fun with the pigs.
Here’s a banana. Give me a piece. Then this place…
Go back there and take it, child. Take it all. Hey… You, you Happy is visiting. There… See?
Bring the banana in and see. Visit that subconscious.
Hey pumpkin it eat? Hey. Here’s a scene of kids feeding the pigs. Just now Mam finished feeding.
Hey piggy! You threw the banana Cherry, she threw a banana and hit the pig’s butt.
Pig? Where? This is a wild boar, guys.
The little pigs have stripes around their bellies. Same in the back.
It’s eating like crazy. This wild boar is probably a hybrid wild boar.
Hybrid wild boar. These pigs destroy a lot, guys. So people have to fence off the corners of
the trees so that the pigs can’t destroy them all. This is a wild boar. Happy’s mouth smells so good, guys. Is Tam Nhu going to sleep over tonight?
There are some houses over there. There, Tam Nhu sleeps in there tonight.
Is Tam Nhu sleeping here tonight, my child? There are four houses over there,
which one will Tam Nhu choose? I don’t choose any
Why do you want to sleep? I won’t sleep there because the pigsty smells bad. This is my whole family on bicycles. This wild boar stinks, guys!
I can’t stand it anymore. Look cute?
Sit closer. What? This is our family. Here. Hello sister.
See if there’s any band-aids in there? Then the bleeding stopped. Oh oh oh it’s still bleeding. That donkey, guys.
A dwarf horses. A pony breed. A it’s a pony. A pony, not a donkey.
I’ve been saying pony for a while now. Don’t you guys go see the deer? Hey, is this a deer or something?
Is this a moose or something? This looks like a deer, but I don’t know what it is. No, not fast enough.
These are deer. It must be a deer. Because its fur is darker and
it’s bigger than a…a sika deer or something. Or is this deer… Or is this deer too big?
Oh, this is a muntjac, guys. Also known as a roe deer. This roe deer is very shy, guys. Its toenails are tiny but it runs very fast. The roe deer in the forest has the following characteristics: When defecating, it will emit its characteristic call and hunters often follow its call to determine its location. Usually, its location cannot be determined. And it’s very fast. Roe Deer is an even-toed ungulate mammal in the family Deer Slender body, weighing no more than 30 kg. It looks like a sika deer but it is smaller than a deer. The roe deer fur is dark orange. It’s a characteristic of the deer family. Now I continue cycling to visit another animal. Guess which animal I’m going to visit. Going out is fun, right? My legs are tired. Ms. Tram Anh throws trash in the
right place to protect the environment. Wildebeest?
Oh, wildebeests are huge. Antelope. This is where the antelopes live.
This is the scimitar oryx. Its horns are long and straight like two swords. The Gemsbok usually
lives in herds in the desert. The gemsbok give birth to one calf at a time. The gestation period of gemsbok is similar
to that of cattle, from 8 to 9 months. The gemsbok is a symbol of resilience and the wild beauty of arid Africa. It can survive without drinking water for days. They can absorb water from grass to survive. They can also eat cacti and
succulents to supplement their water intake. Now let’s go through the Asiatic black bear area. Also known
as the Tibetan black bear , Himalayan black bear , or Asian black bear. Asian black bear is a medium-sized, sharp-clawed,
black bear with a distinctive white or cream “V” on its chest. The Asiatic black bear are solitary omnivores. They love to eat honey, fruits and agricultural products. It also eats fish and small animals in the forest. Hehe. Sleeping is so funny. Hey. This is the scene of the kids visiting the bear cage. Let’s go on. I’m the bear.
I’ll do it. Give it to me, I’ll do it! Hey. Change seats. Okay, the kumquat fell.
Ah, the kumquat fell. This is a house for bears. A. It is eating a pumpkin that I thought was a coconut. It was chewing and chewing,
I thought it was a coconut, but it wasn’t, my friends. It bit the pumpkin.
At first I thought it was a small coconut, a green coconut. Black bear, not black lion!
Now let’s visit the next animal. Aren’t you going to go sightseeing?
Are you just going to sit in the car? Wild beast!
The tiger’s black stripes are unique, no two tigers are alike. That stripe is a characteristic like my fingerprint. Every person has a unique fingerprint and so does the tiger. The tiger’s fur is orange with black stripes. In the forest, it will camouflage into its surroundings. The tiger is angry and will attack you now. It’s showing its teeth, isn’t it scary? It’s so scary.
Dad was scared but he raised his hand. Tiger! Tiger! Hey. Here’s a warning, guys. Remember to read the warning signs.
Do not put your hands or anything into the cage. The tiger is very ferocious.
That is the wild nature of a predator. Hey. It’s soaking in the water. What? But cats? This tiger is related to cats.
That’s right. I look at the tiger.
The tiger is bathing in the water in the hot noon sun. You guys go into the cage and let the tiger eat you. Hi hi hi.
“Don’t do that, I’m just kidding.” Keep going guys. Oh, 180 kg to 300 kg, ma’am.
That’s really scary! Come on.
Oh, there are tigers here too. There’s a tiger over here, guys.
Tiger. Uncle Chi
Oh my god, you dare to stick the camera in. Do you see baby Tam Nhu? I will film carefully for you later. Hey hey. Now I can see both sides by going down
the middle road. Now it’s too hidden for me to see. Yes! Mid is the right way guys.
Wow! White Tiger. Turn. Still have but don’t.
Weight 200 kg to 300 kg.
White tiger. Front view. Tiger looking at tiger. Tiger look…
Where? Get out of the way! Oh my God! Here. Breast here. There. From cute. Tigers must be cute! Baby Happy is sleepy. So scary, his eyes are blue.
White tigers with blue eyes are scary! Watch me do ants. This is so scary guys. I filmed it too close. This tiger attacks people very badly, guys. Really big!
Don’t stand there facing back. Mom! Mom, listen to the tigers. Don’t stand near them. Oh my god! That feels so scary. Little tiger. [âm nhạc] This tiger cage is very big, guys.
There are electric nets around it. If the tiger touches it, it will get electrocuted. The white tiger is lying in the shade avoiding the sun. It saw its father was filming it, it ran into the bushes. It does not let its father film it. Do you see anything ahead? This is the camel area, guys. Camels live in the desert very well, guys. Let’s go see the crocodiles, uncle. Let’s go. Wait a minute. Hey, that sika deer is pouting its butt. Wait a minute, wait a minute.
The sika deer. This sika deer is raised a lot for its velvet antlers,
so it has a very high economic value. Stop teasing.
The sika deer gives about two antlers a year. It’s around early spring and mid summer. The deer are very gentle, very different from the tigers. The tigers are always threatening to attack us, my friends. Hi hi. This deer antler is a tonic like ginseng, guys. The price of 1 kg of deer antlers is about 400 to 600 USD in Vietnam. This is a camel. Is there anyone who doesn’t
know much about camels? Let me tell you more about them.
They are enjoying the sunshine, guys. It’s sunbathing.
Has it finished eating? Camel is an animal that lives in the desert. They have one or two humps on their
backs depending on the camel breed. Some people believe that camel humps contain water. But in fact, camel humps contain a large amount of fat,
which is a source of energy. Fat helps them cross long stretches of desert. Um. Now let’s go to another area. Now I’m going to go see the crocodiles. Far, walking must be tiring! It’s here somewhere.
The crocodile is here. There. Go up to the bridge to see the crocodile. Wow! Lions, guys.
In the wild, lions live in prides. The alpha male plays the role of protecting the territory. The female lions in the pride will take on
the task of hunting and raising the lion cubs. Moving on to the freshwater crocodiles.
Their eyes and noses are at the highest point on their bodies. When underwater they can see and breathe. Large crocodiles that are dangerous to humans include: Saltwater crocodiles and Nile crocodiles are
the most dangerous. They kill hundreds of people every year
in Southeast Asia and Africa. Crocodiles are large reptiles that prefer aquatic environments. They have extremely strong jaws and
sharp iron teeth for tearing flesh. Their diet is very diverse.
They eat mammals such as buffalo, cows, deer, and elk. They also eat fish, chicken, duck, and other birds. Crocodiles can hold their breath for long
periods of time by slowing their heart rate. It is an egg-laying reptile.
Crocodiles lay their eggs in the sand like turtles. The temperature of the environment determines
the sex of the eggs when they hatch. Yeah. I admit it feels slow sitting here.
But I get tired of cycling. Now I leave the crocodile viewing area, guys. I’m following these kids. These noisy kids. Uncle Chi is noisy.
Uncle Chi, go down to the crocodile pond to bathe. Turn around?
No one wanted to take Uncle Chi to the water park. Does this country have crocodiles? Or what?
Next, I’ll go buy tickets to see wildlife. I will climb into the truck with the cage protecting
everyone to see the lions and tigers. When I got there, I met a guy who let me ride a pony. The kids are free to climb on the horse to take pictures
Come up here. Don’t ride a horse, Phat ride! Phat, come and try it.
The horse is so gentle. This horse is very gentle. Let’s go get some ice cream.
Get your feet up. Get your feet up. This rein looks nice on the horse’s mouth.
Look here. Look here. Look at the camera. Then look at mom. 1 2 come on, come on.
Film, film. Just do it. Then 2 3
Not yet. Wait for me to film. Hey.
Hey. So cool. Phat! Look at your dad smiling. Hey sit properly, sit properly.
It’s afraid it’ll hit you. It’ll run and hit you. Smile. Smile. Oh, wrong place. Then who? Who climbs up?
Me. Me. Me… Is that all? Is that all?
Then get down, get down. I’ll let you ride in a bit, I’ll let you ride in a bit. Hey everyone! Mom’s up mom.
Are you okay, hello? Is that all? Just sit down for a bit. Is that all? Is it over yet?
Fun? Fun? Wow! Hey, don’t stand behind his ass, baby.
Don’t stand right behind his ass, baby. it kicked. it kicked. Then which one? Who’s next?
This one. My turn. Oh my god, I feel so sorry for that horse! Oh my God! If I ride the horse, it will surely die.
You will probably break its spine. It chews chew. Awesome!
Anyone want to ride it? How much does it cost? This is a training course so I don’t charge any fees. Free, bro?
The pony kicked very dangerously. It kicked Tam Nhu in the stomach.
If it kicked Tam Nhu, she would be dead. It kicked Tam Nhu in the stomach.
If it kicked, Tam Nhu’s life would be in danger. Slowly let me straighten the horse. Go in and buy some sugarcane juice.
Who wants some? Go in, go in. Take it easy. Hurry up, Mam. Okay!
Hey! No one took a picture yet.
Hey, mom, mom is here. Now, uncle, please hold Mam up and ride. Where is Mam?
I climbed up by myself but who took the picture? Filming, taking pictures, what?
Why are you so frowning? Smile. Smile everyone. Smile, smile, smile. Sunny. Sunny,
come down, come down. It’s too sunny. Come down. What’s this? Hey, don’t go behind it!
Tam Nhu! What kind of horse is this? Tam Nhu don’t touch it ass, it will kick it away! Yes, this breed is a Pony.
But can you ride it? Yes, but I don’t let him ride much,
just let him ride one or two small laps. I mean this little baby can ride it right?
Is this baby big? Take a picture. Take a picture. Where is Uncle Nhu?
Hello! Brother, take your phone and take a picture of her. After playing for a while, I’m very thirsty. Now let’s choose some water to drink. Surely young people this sunny noon have
an ice cream to eat is always great, guys. Here is the beverage counter.
They sell soft drinks, mineral water and sugarcane juice. I’m so dehydrated from walking all this time.
Add some sugarcane juice to make me feel better. Experience the thrill of getting up close and
personal with a wild Bengal tiger. This is a ticket to see the tigers and lions.
This is when you get on a truck with a protective cage to go see it. Right now, the kids are eating ice cream. Hehe Going sightseeing on this hot afternoon,
having an ice cream is very refreshing. Right, young man?
I remembered to put the fruit knife in my pocket. 1 2 3 in.
Knife, remember I put the knife in that I took out this morning. I buy tickets now. I count people.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. The total ticket price is 48 USD for eight people. I’m here. My sister has finished buying the tickets.
Now we go out to the car to tour around the wilderness. I’m so excited! Okay, now let me check your ticket again, sister.
Then get on the truck, sister. Is there anyone filming outside?
No! We’re just following along, we’re not going outside. What did he say?
He followed us later but didn’t come out to film. not yet.
Follow what? There will be staff following but no filming outside.
Filming inside is fine. Bin.
Hey. This is me when I was very enthusiastic about visiting the tiger. Smile guys. Hi. Smile. The car has air conditioning.
This is air conditioning. Hi hi. Look at the tiger. Look at the tiger.
Does the tiger have no claws? Real experience guys.
Then you go stand near it. Take the meat again, tiger!
No no How many do we have? Two?
Yes, two. Is that all? Are there no more tigers? Yes. Are there more tigers in the herd?
No more. Who’s there, who’s taking the picture.
Cherry! Me. Hi hi, it can’t be eaten. Wait, that guy is joking.
Click to take a picture immediately. Uncle. Uncle, uncle. Uncle there. Uncle! Uncle! Huh?
This tiger has been fooled. Tiger tiger why doesn’t it have claws? It has claws, baby. When it hunts,
it will show its claws. Ok, I see the tiger’s claws.
I see the claws. Lu! Because it saw me holding back the meat,
it came back. It’s very smart. These are new ones, the other ones were fierce before.
Hey there, it’s about to pounce. Hey.
So much fun. Hey cool, so cool. The car has air conditioning.
Okay, which one? Which one? Which one? Me me me You guys just stand still,
the tiger will jump up, you can take all the pictures. This tiger is a bit shy. It is a bit shy. Close-up feeding and taking pictures
with tigers at close range. Can’t eat meat, the tiger is fierce? Hehehe.
Are we afraid of it because we are in such a large group? If you go with too many people, the tiger will be scared.
It will be afraid that there will be too much meat to eat. Well, eat slowly. With so many people, why should I be afraid?
I take care of the two tigers, so they don’t attack me. Listen, I’m watching the staff feeding the tiger.
If a stranger comes near the tiger, it will stalk and pounce. I saw that little employee come in there and
call the tiger out. Yes. Did you train them? Yes, sir.
No, I wouldn’t dare get off the truck like that. Quick, go get it for your baby. Get it, stand with
your back to me. Stand and turn to face me. Turn to mom. Oh, right. Then the tiger went down.
The tiger is so embarrassing, sister. Hey the tigers cried out angrily.
It jumped up. It jumped up. Jumped up. It’s up there. Let’s go, Mr. Cao. Are you done?
Now we will go around the rhino, we will visit the rhino. Oh rhinoceros? Oh. Do rhinos feed? No, I just stand there and watch. Can I get off?
Can I get on its back and ride it? ha ha ha ha I thought I was climbing on its back. This rhinoceros farm is very large, guys. Rhinos are so big but they are very shy.
If they see people, they will run away. The trip is over now. It’s noon now. We’ll probably go eat too.
It has its own restaurant area in here. Oh, I drove to that area… This restaurant area in My Quynh safari. How can I sit?
Okay, go pedal, pedal. Ah ha, you can’t sit. Wait until Tam Nhu is one year older and then let her ride a
bike. Tam Nhu’s legs are too short to pedal, she can’t pedal. Hey Hey
Tam Nhu is weird today, going out but not happy. Here, I’m at the food court. Oh, now let’s go choose our dishes. Are you going? There are many diverse combos for tourists to choose from. There are many diverse food combos
for visitors to choose from. Each combo includes: rice, soup, stew, stir-fry and full drink. Go. Once. Ha ha ha.
Don’t don’t don’t Tam Nhu can’t drive. Tam Nhu, don’t drive. That’s right.
You move out of the way so Chi can pedal, you can’t pedal. This part is difficult, you have to think before
you drive it out for your dad. Turn the wheel again, baby, turn it again.
Then, turn it back again. Turn around. Your feet will get stuck again.
Baby Le Van Son. Okay, go. Take a picture of him.
No. Okay, take a picture of me. Go away.
To use the image to smear the father. Oh my god!
Where are we going now? Where are we going? Take your dad to the zoo or what?
He he Come over here so Chi can sit.
Only one bike? There’s only one bike. Hehe. Cameramen has been
walking the whole time filming, didn’t you notice? Hehe Where.
Turn here. Hello!
What a different couple. Turtle The Aldabra giant tortoise is one of
the world’s largest and oldest land tortoises. Adults can weigh between 150 and 250 kg. The largest ever recorded weighed up to 305 kg. The life span of giant tortoises is very long. The lifespan of a giant tortoise can reach 255 years. Turtles eat mainly grass, leaves, herbs,
and sometimes small animal carcasses. This is a breed of turtle that can live
in many different environments, But they like to live best in places with lots of grass. They usually look for food in
the early morning and late afternoon. During the hottest times of the day. This turtle likes to lie in the shade. The white rhinoceros is a large herbivore in Africa. Adult white rhinos can weigh more than 2 tons. Their lifespan is about 45 years. On their noses they have two horns,
one big horn and one small horn. The white rhinoceros is currently facing extinction. Due to previous poaching for rhino horn.
Poachers claim that Rhino horn is a valuable item. Rhinos like to roll in mud to cool off
and protect their skin from the sun and insects. The largest white rhino in My Quynh zoo
weighs about 3 and a half tons. The last two northern rhinos left alive in the world, strictly protected in Kenyan reserve. These two northern white rhinos are female.
I am entering the rhino enclosure. After the last male of the species died in 2018, this subspecies is extinct in the wild. Several Kenyan and international scientists have
attempted to restore the species, by artificial insemination. The sperm was taken from the last male rhino before it died. Currently, there are 30 northern white rhino embryos created
and preserved in the laboratory, but no child was born yet. Here is the whole map of what the… My Quynh Safari Zoo This is My Quynh Zoo.
My Quynh Safari Zoo. Where? Where am I, let’s go in?
Hey. I’m at… Guys…
This gate. This gate, guys. Let’s go.
I was at the tram station just now. Rent a cart here.
Yeah. Oh
There’s a koi pond near me, guys. There is a koi pond outside the new gate. A…. Through this alley is
I go here. This is where the turtle is raised. I’m here. Near the toilet.
I’m passing by here to visit the deer. Go this way. Go go go… Come around here. Come here. See? And that car from earlier. I’m going to buy a ticket
I’m going to buy a ticket here. That’s where the truck runs. Follow this route. Here I am,
I went to see tigers and I saw lions. There it is in here. There. I’m outta here. Back to where we were picked up.
Sunny is the horse I rode on. Where is the horse?
We have visited almost all the animals in My Quynh zoo. Now only the koi pond remains that we have not visited. Now let’s visit the last animals of My Quynh zoo. The tram is taking us out of gate number one. A Koi pond is located to the left of gate
number one. Let’s go over there now. This is a Koi pond. There are tons of Koi fish. This water has a lot of algae and is
not clear so I can’t see the Koi fish clearly. There are hundreds of Koi fish in this lake.
Ms. Tram Anh is walking to the path leading to the middle of the lake. You can see it clearly here.
You can see it clearly here. Hey, are there a lot of Koi fish? They’re really thick. You often watch Koi fish,
do you know anything about Koi fish? Koi fish is a species of ornamental
carp originating from Japan. They are famous for their vibrant colors
which have feng shui meanings. Koi fish come in many colors:
white, red, black, yellow, orange, blue. The most common type of Koi fish
we see is the red-white Koi fish. They are friendly and
can eat food from the hand of the feeder. Koi fish symbolize luck, fortune and prosperity. In Japanese and Chinese culture, Koi fish are considered a symbol of overcoming difficulties, because there is a legend of carp turning into dragon. This is the red bridge which is typical of Japanese culture. Red symbolizes purification and exorcism. The scenery here is imbued with Japanese
architectural culture. Where to go? Gone. Now let’s go to the artificial stream together. The scenery here is so green.
Now let’s go over the rocks. This is a bit difficult to play, so be careful.
You might fall. Falling down on these rocks hurts.
But now we’re going up and there’s a water area. The sound of flowing water is so relaxing.
This is where the water flows down to the Koi area. Hey, what should I do? Is it okay to put
my head down to the camera? Is there a tree here, guys? Give me the camera, I’ll film it! Hey I understand. The children played by the stream and
forgot their way home. Hey Uncle Chi. Now we’ll jump over the rocks. Jump up here? Who is it?
Who told you to jump up here? Try jumping up. Now let’s go together to the highest place of the water. Climb the rocks. Be careful not to fall. This place is wet and slippery. Be careful not to fall
and break your head and scratch your teeth. Sunny just slipped into the water. Go down to the bottom to wash your feet.
No. Hey guys! Please Like and Subscribe! Share the channel for everyone to watch. Thank you so much! so dirty Now let’s get in the car and go home.
Every good trip has to end, right?
Come on. It’ll be fine in a bit. Every outing must come home, my friends. What’s up?
Bye everyone. Today’s tour ends here. See you again. Remember to Like and Subscribe. Dad, is the zoo gate above us really made of wood? No? concrete.
Really? That’s faux wood reinforced concrete, my dear daughter.

CHUYẾN ĐI KHÁM PHÁ VƯỜN THÚ MỸ QUỲNH – TRẢI NGHIỆM ĐÁNG NHỚ CỦA GIA ĐÌNH TÔI

Một chuyến du lịch nhỏ để cả nhà có dịp sum họp, thư giãn và tạo thêm nhiều kỷ niệm đẹp bên nhau. Sau khi cân nhắc nhiều điểm đến, chúng tôi đã quyết định chọn Vườn thú Mỹ Quỳnh – một điểm đến mới mẻ và đầy thú vị nằm ở tỉnh Long An, chỉ cách TP. Hồ Chí Minh khoảng hơn 1 giờ chạy xe. Không chỉ đơn thuần là một sở thú, nơi đây còn mang đến cảm giác như bước vào một thế giới thiên nhiên thu nhỏ nhiều loài động vật hoang dã và nhiều hoạt động trải nghiệm độc đáo.

Khởi hành và không khí háo hức

Chuyến xe bon bon lăn bánh giữa khung cảnh đồng quê thanh bình. Chỉ sau hơn 1 tiếng rưỡi, chúng tôi đã có mặt tại cổng Khu du lịch sinh thái Mỹ Quỳnh Safari. Cảm nhận đầu tiên là không gian rộng lớn, thoáng mát, gần gũi với thiên nhiên, khác hẳn với sự ồn ào của thành phố. Ở đây không chỉ có khu nuôi động vật mà còn có cả khu nghỉ dưỡng, khu vui chơi trẻ em, quán ăn, vườn cây… đủ để cả ngày khám phá mà không thấy chán.

Hành trình khám phá thế giới động vật

Ngay sau khi mua vé, chúng tôi bắt đầu hành trình tham quan khu nuôi nhốt động vật. Bọn trẻ reo lên thích thú khi được trải nghiệm được tận tay cho những chú hưu sao hiền lành ăn. Gia đình chúng tôi còn cho nai ăn những miếng bí ngô chín mà các bé mua ở quầy gần đó. Lũ trẻ cười vang khi bị những chú hưu sao vây quanh đòi thức ăn.

Hươu sao – những con vật có bộ lông nâu với những đốm trắng dễ thương, hiền lành. Chúng tiến lại gần rào chắn khi có người tới, đôi mắt long lanh và dáng vẻ e thẹn khiến ai cũng thích thú. Một chú hươu còn liếm nhẹ tay các bé, làm các bé vừa cười vừa sợ.

Đi sâu hơn một chút, chúng tôi bắt gặp lạc đà – những cư dân của sa mạc khô cằn nhưng lại rất hợp tác với du khách. Với bộ lông dày và cái bướu đặc trưng, những chú lạc đà ở đây dường như đã quen với người nên không hề tỏ ra sợ sệt. Bé Bi còn tranh thủ chụp một tấm ảnh “tự sướng” cùng chú lạc đà đang nhai nhai cái gì đó, tạo dáng rất “cool”.

Khu vực khiến tôi ấn tượng mạnh là nơi nuôi linh dương sừng kiếm – một loài động vật hoang dã quý hiếm đến từ vùng châu Phi. Với cặp sừng dài và nhọn hướng thẳng về phía sau, những chú linh dương này toát lên vẻ mạnh mẽ và hoang dã. Tôi không nghĩ rằng có thể thấy tận mắt loài vật đặc biệt này ngay tại Việt Nam.

Đi đến khu vực chuồng cọp, sư tử, cảm giác hồi hộp bắt đầu trỗi dậy. Những con sư tử đực với chiếc bờm vàng oai phong, đang nằm lười biếng dưới bóng mát, thỉnh thoảng mới cất tiếng gầm vang như thể thể hiện sự uy quyền. Ngược lại, những con cọp thì có vẻ cảnh giác gầm gừ như mốn vồ chúng tôi. Có lúc, một con cọp trắng bất ngờ đứng bật dậy và bước lại gần hàng rào, nhìn chằm chằm khiến ai cũng phải giật mình sợ hãi.

Một khu khác khiến mọi người vừa sợ vừa tò mò chính là khu nuôi cá sấu. Hàng chục con cá sấu khổng lồ nằm lặng yên dưới nước hoặc phơi mình trên bờ, trông như những khúc gỗ khô. Thỉnh thoảng chúng lại bất ngờ há to miệng, để lộ hàm răng sắc nhọn khiến lũ trẻ hét toáng lên. Dù đáng sợ nhưng ai cũng chăm chú ngắm nhìn vì cá sấu ở đây rất lớn, có con dài đến hơn 3 mét.

Cuối cùng, chúng tôi đến khu vực rùa – loài vật biểu tượng cho sự trường thọ. Có những chú rùa khổng lồ nặng tới vài chục ký, sống rất yên bình trong khu vực riêng với ao nước và vườn cây xanh mát. Bọn trẻ thích thú khi được tận tay chạm vào mai rùa – thô ráp, mát lạnh và rất dày.

Trải nghiệm cho cọp ăn trên xe lưới – cảm giác “lạnh sống lưng”

Phần hấp dẫn nhất trong ngày chính là trải nghiệm ngồi xe lưới vào khu bán hoang dã để cho cọp ăn – một dịch vụ khá mới và chỉ có ở một vài vườn thú tại Việt Nam. Đầu tiên, cả nhóm được nhân viên hướng dẫn kỹ lưỡng về quy trình an toàn và lên chiếc xe đặc biệt được thiết kế như một chiếc “chuồng lưới” kiên cố.

Chiếc xe bắt đầu lăn bánh chậm rãi tiến vào khu vực bán hoang dã – nơi những con cọp sinh sống tự do trong không gian rộng rãi, gần giống như môi trường tự nhiên. Không khí trong xe trở nên căng thẳng khi xa xa, bóng dáng những con cọp bắt đầu xuất hiện.

Một chú cọp lớn, có bộ lông vàng sậm, từ từ tiến lại gần xe, mắt nhìn chằm chằm. Nhân viên chuẩn bị những miếng thịt tươi móc vào cây kẹp dài và bắt đầu đưa ra ngoài qua khe nhỏ trên lưới. Trong tích tắc, con cọp bật lên, vồ lấy miếng mồi, móng vuốt chạm vào vách lưới phát ra âm thanh “keng keng” khiến tim tôi đập thình thịch.

Cảm giác rất thật – rất gần – và rất hồi hộp. Những con cọp ở đây không bị thuần hóa hoàn toàn, nên hành vi vẫn còn mang tính hoang dã cao. Có con đứng trên hai chân, cố gắng áp sát vào xe để giành mồi. Một con khác thì gầm lên và đuổi theo xe một đoạn ngắn khi xe bắt đầu rời đi.

Lũ trẻ vừa sợ vừa thích thú, tay bám chặt lưới sắt, mắt mở to dán vào những sinh vật khổng lồ đang ở ngay sát vách. Đây thực sự là một trải nghiệm khó quên với cả gia đình, vừa giáo dục các bé về động vật hoang dã, vừa giúp chúng hiểu được sự khác biệt giữa việc quan sát từ xa và cảm nhận thực tế.

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