TROPICAL WORLD

The Tropical World is a zoo that opened in Leeds in 1986 which is a home to over 120 species. The place consists of over 5000 animals from all over the world. The zoo has been expanded since it first opened, with two new enclosures being added to house a variety of animals including a lion enclosure and an African Savannah area. 

The tropical ground zoo is one of its kind in the UK that has over 120 species staying there. The vibrant green and amazing array of plants and over 5000 animals make this a great place to visit for people who are visiting Leeds. Its amazing array of tropical plants and fish makes it one of the amazing places in Leeds. It houses various exotic species of fish and a variety of plants, not to mention the indoor waterfall, which is a popular attraction for visitors. It is a great place to visit for all ages. Kids enjoy the interactive fish tank, where they can feed the fish, and have a great time with their friends.The Tropical World is one of only two zoos in the United Kingdom that houses orangutans, who cannot be found anywhere else in Europe.

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Highlights

• The Tropical zoo is home to 5,000 animals from 120 different species, including many endangered species. 
• The zoo also has an education center and is home to some endangered species such as Bengal tigers, white rhinos and black-and-white ruffed lemurs.
• It is home to a wide variety of exotic animals, from lions and tigers to crocodiles and snakes, all of which can be viewed up close in their natural habitat. 
• There is a children's play area and plenty of things to explore. 
• There is also a little cafe where you can grab something to eat.
• You can see a wide range of reptiles and insects and even a Komodo dragon.
• The highlight of the Tropical World is the butterfly house, where you can walk among hundreds of fluttering butterflies.
• In addition to the animals, the park also has several gardens and walkways, making it a beautiful place to spend a day.
• Another main attraction here is the rainforest environment. It is steamy and humid and is home to sloths, snakes, and iguanas.