Zoo Lovers Day

Do you love Zoo? Do you often like going to Zoo to visit animals? Each year, on April 8, National Zoo Lovers Day, or Zoo Lovers Day for short, encourages us to explore our local zoos. Every year millions of people visit zoos and learn about the many animals that live there. Also known as animal parks, many of them serve as breeding centers. When species are endangered or at risk of becoming endangered, these facilities are relied upon. They also provide education to the public about a variety of animals and their habitats.

Zoo Lovers Day is a great opportunity to take your family on a tour of the world's exotic animals! Zoos bringing exotic animals from remote and mysterious parts of the world straight to the heart of civilization and those have a long history. Where can you see lions stalking, monkeys frolicking and majestic elephants but the depths of Savannah? Well, or the main street of London when Harrods still had a zoo!

History National Zoo Lovers Day

Although the origin and history of Zoo Lovers Day are still unknown, neither the founder nor the founder of the holiday is being sought. However, there is so much cuteness here that people still welcome the holiday with much delight.

Zoo actually stands for Zoological Garden, and is mainly used to refer to the modern concept of a zoo. Before that, the term menagerie was used, derived from a long history going back to the ancient world. The oldest collection of its kind was found during an archaeological dig at Hierakonpolis Egypt in 2009. The animals they have there include an impressive range of hippos, elephants, and baboons, dogs, wild cats and harvest.

The oldest modern-style zoo was established in 1752 by order of Emperor Francis I, in the beautiful city of Vienna, Austria. It was intended only for royal viewing, but was opened to the public in 1765. The next zoo opened in 1775 is a Zoo that founded in Madrid, and then another was established in Paris in 1795. There is an explosion of desire for such Zoos, as they are considered to represent the power of a nation to be able to have such exotic and exotic animals from distant localities to show their farmers.

The amazing thing is that while they started out as an expression of power and majesty among royalty and nobility, and later became a symbol of a nation's wealth, these organizations which has become a bastion for some of the world's lost species. In captivity in some zoos are the last remnants of species found nowhere else in the world, as caring members of zoo staff work around the clock to keep them alive more comfortable, healthy and trying to take care of the species to the place where they live is likely to survive in the wild again.

How to observe Zoo Lovers Day

There are so many excited ways to hold this wonderful holiday! You can sign up to volunteer at your local zoo, participating in the exotic animals they raise there in a first-hand experience. You can simply take an excursion there and have a picnic on the green grass in sight of gorillas and giraffes! Or if you're feeling particularly ambitious, you can even organize a fundraiser to help support your local zoo! Most zoos are relying on door-to-door ticket sales to supplement any funding they receive and because of this reason, those are operating on a limited budget. Most of them will be grateful to have the support of fans like you!

Besides, on this Zoo day, patronize your local zoo with your own zoo and take the time to appreciate the amazing diversity to be found in the vast and explored world. Even with all the discoveries and discoveries we've made over the years, there are still places to be discovered on the ocean floor and the darkest jungles. So take a look at what the world has held onto that we've found so far, and brace yourself for the wonders we'll discover as the years go by. Who knows, maybe one day our zoo will be filled with strange and alien creatures from worlds other than our own! Either way, it's time to get started and support your local zoos, you can only help save one species from extinction!