5/5 Mircea Suceveanu (. 2 years ago on Google
It
may
not
be
called
a
zoo,
but
it
might
verey
well
be
considered
one.
It
may
not
have
exotic
animals
like
that
in
Vienna,
Nuremberg
or
Zurich,
but
the
animals
are
happy,
well
fed
and
well
taken
care
of.
But
what
makes
this
place
special
compared
to
Zoos
in
big
cities
is
the
contact
between
man
and
animals
that
the
owners
grant.
You
as
a
visitor,
can
acquire
a
small
bucket
of
goodies
and
hand
feed
all
the
animals.
You
can
actually
some
dens
and
be
surounded
by
animals.
I
find
this
experience
unique
because
just
watching
animals
eat
breaks
that
natural
cycle,
makes
it
feel
like
you're
watching
tv.
Whilst
feeding
those
animals,
you
get
to
be
in
direct
contact
with
them,
you
get
to
touch
them,
feel
them,
feel
their
enthusiasm
and
curiosity.
Something
that's
really
important
considering
more
and
more
youngsters
have
no
idea
where
the
meat
on
the
shelf
comes
from.
It's
something
I've
been
looking
for
in
zoos
accross
Europe,
but
found
here,
20
minutes
away
from
Cluj.
Ashamed,
for
a
measle
4
lei,
I
bought
only
one
bucket,
next
time
I'll
buy
3.
The
least.
And
probably
serve
something
to
eat.
When
I
visited
it
was
code
orange
of
strong
winds,
only
toilets
were
open.
Looking
forward
to
revisit
during
summer.
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