I want to come to Sydney. I really love nature. On the other side of the Sydney Opera House, I can't find the Sydney Bay. I think it should be a land of feng shui, and I built a zoo called Taronga Zoo. As a zoo, Taronga has its own uniqueness compared to the world's best-selling overseas counterparts - Australia's national treasure koala and kangaroo are the star babies here. Koala is also called koala, this fat and cute guy has nothing to do with the bear, but belongs to the bag. The name of Koala Koala comes from the native Australian native language, meaning "no drink", "do not drink water" - yes, this is the legendary koala that does not drink water all the time, because koala The staple food rakes the leaves, and the water they need is almost all obtained from the eucalyptus leaves. The other star of the zoo is naturally the kangaroo that is regarded as the representative of Australia...but the "rare" and the kangaroo are absolutely unhookable. This kind of huge force is also able to fight boxing guys in Australia. The number is said to be twice that of humans... Its always a bit strange to see kangaroos after eating kangaroo meat. The kangaroos in the zoo are all a lazy look, just squinting in the sun in their own park, and the ears don't smell the window. Talonga also has a net red scene that is a giraffe looking at the Opera House. The Giraffe family lives under a small slope not far from the zoo gate, diagonally opposite the Sydney Opera House.