NOAH’S ARK, WRAXALL, SATURDAY 1ST JULY 2017

 

SAM WITH TWO GOATS

SAM WITH TWO GOATS 

SAM KISSING HIS FRIEND.

SAM KISSING HIS FRIEND. 

MAX AND SAM FEEDING THE GOAT

MAX AND SAM FEEDING THE GOAT 

STEVE FEEDING A GOAT. HE LOVES IT, THE GOAT I MEAN!

STEVE FEEDING A GOAT. HE LOVES IT, THE GOAT I MEAN! 

M GANGA, MEANING ‘SAND OR SOIL’.M Ghanga has two visible tusks and smaller ears.

M GANGA, MEANING ‘SAND OR SOIL’.M Ghanga has two visible tusks and smaller ears. 

 

Janu has large ears. He does not have any visible tusks.

Janu has large ears. He does not have any visible tusks. 

 

 

AFRICAN LION. Lions are the only cats that live in social groups, called prides. All of a pride's females are related and female cubs typically stay with the group as they grow up. Young male cubs will leave the group once they are mature to start their own pride. Males and females take on different roles in the pride. Male lions spend their time guarding their territory and their cubs. They maintain the boundaries of their territory by roaring, marking it with urine, and chasing off intruders. Their thick manes, a unique trait to male lions, protect their necks when they fight. Lions can sleep up to 20 hours a day.

AFRICAN LION. Lions are the only cats that live in social groups, called prides. All of a pride's females are related and female cubs typically stay with the group as they grow up. Young male cubs will leave the group once they are mature to start their own pride. Males and females take on different roles in the pride. Male lions spend their time guarding their territory and their cubs. They maintain the boundaries of their territory by roaring, marking it with urine, and chasing off intruders. Their thick manes, a unique trait to male lions, protect their necks when they fight. Lions can sleep up to 20 hours a day. 

COATI. Coatis have strong claws and legs for climbing and can reverse their ankles for climbing down trees head first. They use their long tails to help them balance.

COATI. Coatis have strong claws and legs for climbing and can reverse their ankles for climbing down trees head first. They use their long tails to help them balance. 

LEAH, LANNAR FALCON

LEAH, LANNAR FALCON 

 

PHILLIP LOOKING FOR SHIPS? TOO FAR INLAND I THINK!

PHILLIP LOOKING FOR SHIPS? TOO FAR INLAND I THINK! 

VIEW OF THE GANG TAKEN FROM ABOVE.

VIEW OF THE GANG TAKEN FROM ABOVE.