We rushed like madmen from the Proboscis Monkey hideout to reach the Australian Outback just in time to Feed-A-Roo or two.
They only hold two kangaroo feeding sessions per day, and even that only allowed up to 6 families to participate each time. We were Number 5. Lucky No. 5, that is!
Firstly, you need to pay $5 for some roo food. (There’s something here about the number 5)..Haha..
Soon before we knew it, all the gorgeous kangaroos we sneaking up around us for glorious food.
Our lil SZ simply loved being around these marsupials and was continuosly laughing his heads off.
There’s something cool about how they move around in their mobs. Lil SZ was particularly fascinated when the kangaroos balance on their small front legs and tail and swing their large, back legs forward when we fed them. And they moved around very quickly too.
Watch out! YELLOW Kangaroo crossing.
In a kangaroo pouch (used to be ‘nutshell’), it’s a really great feeling to be up close with Australia’s (even tho we’re far from OZ, it’s doesn’t matter for now ~ later on we’ll be checking our cheap Air Asia tickets to Gold Coast..haha) most treasured animals and especially getting the chance to personally hand feed them. What a privilege!
Location: Singapore Zoo, Singapore
