List of Animals in Vinwonders Nam Hoi An River Safari

During the boat trip in Vinwonders Nam Hoi An River Safari:

+ Carnivores (predators)

• Bengal Tigers: These majestic hunters are the kings of the River Safari, often seen prowling near the water’s edge or resting in the shade.

• White Tigers: A rare and striking variant of the Bengal tiger, these animals are a highlight for many visitors due to their beautiful snowy coats.

• African Lions: Known as the “King of the Jungle,” these social cats can be seen lounging in pride groups within their open grassland habitat.

• Asiatic Black Bears: Also known as moon bears, they are easily recognized by the distinctive white V-shaped patch on their chests.

• Sun Bears: The smallest bear species in the world, they are agile climbers that love to snack on honey and insects.

+ Herbivores (gentle giants)

• Giraffes: These towering residents are very friendly and will often lean down to take carrots or bananas directly from your hand at the feeding station.

• African Elephants: You can watch these massive creatures use their trunks to play with water or forage for food along the riverbanks.

• Asian Elephants: Slightly smaller than their African cousins, these intelligent animals are a centerpiece of the park’s conservation efforts.

• White Rhinoceros: These prehistoric-looking giants spend much of their day grazing or wallowing in mud to keep their skin cool.

• Zebras: Recognizable by their unique black-and-white stripes, they can often be seen running in small herds across the grassy plains.

• Camels: These “ships of the desert” are surprisingly active and can drink an incredible amount of water in a very short time.

• Hippopotamus: These heavyweights spend most of their time submerged in the water, showing off only their eyes and ears to passing boats.

• Wallabies: These smaller relatives of the kangaroo can be found hopping through the scrub or resting in the shade.

• Arabian Oryx: Once extinct in the wild, these elegant white antelopes with long, straight horns are a testament to successful conservation.

• Scimitar-horned Oryx: These animals are easily identified by their impressive backward-curving horns that resemble a scimitar sword.

• Spotted Deer: These graceful animals are known for their beautiful dappled coats that help them blend into the sun-dappled forest floor.

+ Primates

• White-cheeked Gibbons: These acrobatic primates are famous for their loud, musical calls that echo across the river in the mornings.

• Ring-tailed Lemurs: Originally from Madagascar, these social animals are often seen sunbathing or grooming each other in groups.

• Black-and-white Ruffed Lemurs: They are one of the loudest primates, using distinct vocalizations to communicate with their troop high in the trees.

• Red-faced Monkeys: These curious and active monkeys spend their days swinging through the branches and interacting with one another.

+ Waterfowl & birds

• Flamingos: These vibrant pink birds create a stunning visual as they stand on one leg in the shallow waters of the “Waterfowl World.”

• Black Swans: Elegant and rare, these birds glide gracefully across the river, showing off their striking red beaks and dark plumage.

• White Swans: A symbol of grace, these birds are frequently seen swimming alongside the safari boats.

• Pink-legged Pelicans: These large birds are fascinating to watch when they use their massive throat pouches to scoop up fish.

• Scarlet Macaws: These brilliantly colored parrots are a favorite for photos and can be seen perched in the park’s “Parrot House.”

• White Peacocks: A rare sight, these birds look like something out of a fairy tale when they fan out their snowy white feathers.

+ Happy zoo (interactive animals)

• Capybaras: Often called the “World’s Friendliest Animal,” these giant rodents love to be petted and are a favorite among children.

• Alpacas: With their soft wool and gentle faces, these animals are always a hit during feeding and photo sessions.

• Raccoons: These masked mischief-makers are highly intelligent and can often be seen using their paws to “wash” their food.

• Sheep and Goats: These friendly farm animals live in the interactive zone where visitors are encouraged to pet and feed them.

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