A great place for kids to play!

In the squirrel monkey exhibit area of the pedestrian zone, capybaras live together with squirrel monkeys and swans. The petite and lively squirrel monkeys jump and run around the exhibit, while the swans often stroll leisurely. As for our capybaras, they embody a Zen-like attitude + lying flat~ Capybara's daily routine is all about eating grass, taking baths, and sleeping. Occasionally, when the little monkeys and swans come to 'disturb' them, they adhere to a philosophy of 'if the enemy moves, I remain still,' a state of mind that is quite enviable. Take a boat to explore the waters, where a group of capybaras lives. Living by the lake and watching the boats go by every day, they seem very relaxed and comfortable. In the small animal park, near the Hundred Beasts Mountain Theater, you can also enjoy the freedom of petting capybaras! The adorable capybaras are very friendly to 'bipedal creatures,' but don't be too 'impatient'! First, like the capybaras, stabilize your emotions! Approach slowly, then patiently wait for them to come to you for a cuddle~ Then you can pet them, their leisurely way of eating is just too cute! By the way, a spoiler alert, the capybaras will soon move into a new home, the Capybara Interactive Park, where you can interact closely with them. Let's look forward to it together! Hotspot Two: Bamboo Shoot Buffet Another 'spring' has come with the flowers blooming and the willows green, and spring has arrived again! In this spring of growth, the panda dads have prepared a 'spring limited' menu for the giant pandas, which includes not only large skewers but also giant bamboo shoots and a bamboo shoot buffet. Such large bamboo shoots are only available in spring! The adorable pandas are very satisfied with the spring menu full of love from their dads, giving them a thumbs up! Come and enjoy the delicious food with the pandas on-site! Hotspot Three: 'Flower and Fruit Mountain' Monkey Paradise Monkey Paradise is truly a 'Flower and Fruit Mountain,' where several species of primates live. In this warm weather, they have become active. Let's take a look at them! There are gibbons who, besides sitting under an umbrella, don't want to do anything else, red howler monkeys lying in a row on the umbrella to sunbathe from morning to night. There are also black-handed spider monkeys who take advantage of the good weather to jump around and play, running back and forth on the aerial ladder every day, attracting many tourists. The white-faced saki monkeys, with their unique appearance and active nature, shuttle through the dense shrubbery, arousing the curiosity of visitors... Of course, there are many more primates waiting for everyone to discover! Hotspot Four: Playful African Elephants Spring has arrived, and the animals are all perked up. In the African elephant exhibit, a new mound of fine red earth has been piled up, which has become a new playground for the herd of African elephants.