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In Burgas Zoo animals and people can interact without barriers

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Photo: zooburgas.com

The Burgas Zoo offers contact zones where visitors can interact with various animals, take pictures and feed them by hand. The zones are available year-round, the zoo reports on Facebook. They specify that the animals are social, friendly, not dangerous and even the youngest guests can get to know them closely. The contact zones are especially interesting for children who want to learn more about the animal world.

The Burgas Zoo covers an area of ​​52 decares. It houses 650 animals of 60 species.



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