Zoo (touched a live koala Ggg!) The first attraction that the family of three decided on for the Perth trip was the zoo.
The promotion about koalas at the ticket office (Figure 2) was very clear. If you want to hold a koala, you need to pay an additional A$35 in advance to make a reservation (we didn't buy it). If you just want to take pictures, it is already included in the ticket.
Check the schedule before entering the park. It was already past eleven in the morning when we arrived, so we went straight to see the koalas at 11:30!
When you arrive, you will see a koala wall. When you see the koala, the keeper will introduce the koala's name. You can go back to the wall to identify it and take a photo.
When I was queuing, I looked back and found that there was a big koala statue behind me, and no one took pictures. Well, I will take a good photo of you after seeing the live koala.
While queuing, I learned some little knowledge about koalas.
I like the hand sanitizers at the entrances and exits of various projects in the zoo. There are two in this line.
It was our turn soon, and the family ran to a koala. I was so excited to be able to see it so close, and I felt it was so cute.
The keeper said we could stroke its back with the back of our hands, and helped us take photos with our own phones. He also asked if we wanted to take photos with the koala alone, and we let Zhima do it. Feeling that each group had limited time, we left excitedly and at a loss.