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| I had my new headband from Guatemala, and decided to stop by the Belize Zoo. |
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| No where near the size of my own zoo, but so much more intimate, and way, way less tourists! |
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| The prices: Adult visitors: $15 (US). Child Visitors: $5 (US). Belize adults: $2 which is $1 in US dollars, and Belize children $1 which is 50 cents in US money. |
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| They had a manatee skeleton...interesting! |
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| and they had birds... |
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| ...and smelly boars... |
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| ...and pretty Puma kitties... |
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| ...with beautiful eyes... |
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| ...and beautiful teeth!!! (which she showed off when she yawned!) |
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| ...and pretty birdies... |
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| ...and handsome Jaguars named Junior. |
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| Junior was raised in the zoo. He is named after Junior Seau! (or so I suspect they only tell the US visitors) For an extra $50 (USD) you could go into a cage in his cage and he would sit on top of the cage and you could pet him. Hmmm... |
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| ...For an extra $5 you could feed the Macaws, a much more colorful, and safe, alternative! |
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| These two were hungry little buggers, but very cool to see so close! |
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| feeding 2 at a time! |
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| I can't remember what this guy was, but he made the cutest little noises in his sleep! |
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| You can see the fence, equipped with an electric fence. Good thing Junior was nice!!! Beautiful kitty! |
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| Yes, the Belize zoo was a nice stop to see some of the wildlife up a little bit closer (and safer) |
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