Million&1things

I’ve never bothered going to London Zoo, as I don’t like the idea of going to see animals from the wild in middle of a concrete city. My first ever trip to the Zoo was a drive up North, to one of London Zoo’s partners, Whipsnade Zoo which is near Luton. Even though it was a little less city like, I absolutely loved my time there and since have been planning to go back. Until now...I recently discovered Port Lympne, which is a Kent Zoo that’s actually closer to London then Luton and it’s based in the Garden of England, Kent! Port Lympne is more of a Wild Life Park in Kent and has a wonderful mixture of animals from all over the world. The park is run by the Aspinall Foundation a charity which does a wonderful job of looking after endangered species such as the Bengal Tiger and Black Rhino . There’s animal there I’ve never even heard of, which makes it more exciting to go visit this brilliant wild life park. Recently Port Lympne has been voted England’s best touri...

For all the devoted animal lovers out there who would like to do that extra little bit to show their love. There are opportunities at animal parks in Kent to adopt Gorilla’s from a certain Gorilla Park in Kent . Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent which is run by the Aspinall Foundation looks after a massive selection of endangered animals, amongst which there is a large selection of cute Gorilla’s awaiting adoption. Meet Teke, he is a Gorilla from Congo and was born April the 4th 2006. Teke’s been looked after at Port Lympne Wild Park and has started to learn the necessary skills to live in the jungle with other wild gorillas. Although his a little reckless in his behaviour, Teke is getting better at his social skills Why not have a look at adopting Teke or pick one of his friends from the Aspinall Foundation.