Orana Park Visit

Yesterday we go to Orana Park for our field trip this year. This is not the first time that I am going to Orana park but this is my first time going there with my class and the other class. At first the staff in Orana Park tell us the rules that we need to do and the rules that we don't have to do inside the Orana Park. Before we went inside the Orana Park our teacher gave us a number so we can have 4 groups.

First thing we did is we ate before our educator show the park to us. While eating some of the students is taking some picture using their phone. We are allowed to use our phone but just to take some pictures. After we ate, our teacher start to split us into group of 4 based on the number that we have. I am in group 4 and we have one educator. Before we go by group Elizabeth is one of the educator that we have, she said the each animals that we are going to see the educator that we have is going to explain how climate change can affect them after some discussing we start to go around the park and start to see some different animals.

First animal that we saw is Kea, this is one of the popular bird in NZ. Climate can affect them because their living only on the south island and if the earth is getting hotter the ice will melt and it will be dangerous for them. We also saw a different types of birds like kiwi, ostrich and emu, we also saw some different animals like tuatara and tiger. We also go to see the lions but they are sleeping when we go there. Before lunch we also have a chance to feed a giraffe. If you are feeding the giraffe you need to hold the plant really tight because they have a strong tongue and if you didn't hold it properly they will eat the whole plant but the bottom part of the their food can hurt their mouth so you need to be serious if you are feeding them.

After that we start to walk to the place so we can have our lunch, we also have sometime to rest before we go around the park again. After our break we start to go around again and we saw different type of monkeys, Rhinos, water buffalo, cheetah and the Africa wild dog.

I really enjoy it because I learn something new that I didn't know before and of course is saw some different animals that I didn't saw before and I don't know before.  And I love it because it taught me some new things like how the climate change affect the other animals.