Daniel Demczuk [CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)]
If you decide the group that led to the serpentarium, you will be astounded and equally glad that you took the initiative of paying a visit to it. It is because the minute you step your feet inside of it, you will be mesmerized by the beauty of the paintings that are the blend of flowers, succulents and whatsoever that fruitfully blossoms in the region.
The inspiring aspect of the serpentarium is that it rescues the endangered animals from the wild and provides that accommodating habitats that are perfect and highly motivating for their survival and growth. They also educate the locals with the dire need of conservation and safeguarding of the animals that are threatened by the ruthless attacks that mostly stem from the human side. So, even if they find any insect or reptiles dwelling in their houses, it is best that humans do not kill them. Rather they should bring them to the serpertarium that aims to protect them, give them the right feed so that generations of people can see the animals that have been rescued from the threatened environment.
The best part of the serpentarium is not only the animals but also the aviary that houses the birds from different parts of the world. The sight of these fluttering birds of different origins, species, and colors are awe-inspiring and the visitors, for a second, find themselves mesmerized by so many birds fluttering in different colors and sizes and living in harmony. The best thing about the aviary is that the birds are never given the impression that they are locked in the cages and imprisoned. Instead, the double door system of the door that leads to the aviary is functioned in such a way that the birds roam and flutter freely in the vast open space that gives them the sense of freedom.
Moreover, the cutest part of the serpentarium is that there is a level below the aviary that host the cutest and loveliest soft cuddly rabbits and hamsters that reaps innocence out of them. The whole sight of these rabbit digging holes and moving and hopping to and fro them and emerging in front of the visitors to give them a quick hello and nibble carrots given by them make the sight so lovely and cute!
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