Calauit Safari Park
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Calauit Island, Busuanga, Palawan, Philippines
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Go on an animal adventure at Calauit Safari Park—the Philippines’ game reserve and wildlife sanctuary! Feed giraffes, run beside zebras, and pet turtles on your four-wheel-drive journey across the Africa-like expanse. The beautiful zoo houses a large population of animals, including the endangered species of Calamian deers, freshwater crocodiles, impalas, and waterbucks. Remember to be responsible—and respectful—as you spend your day with your new friends!
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Great photo! 🦒