Kuala Krai Mini Zoo springs back to life after 17 years


Kelantan Mentri Besar Datuk Ahmad Yakob (third from left) getting a briefing on the mini zoo from Kuala Krai district chief Tengku Ab Rahman Tuan Yunus (left). - Photo: Bernama

KUALA KRAI: Bouncing back to trumpet the harmony between man and nature, the Kuala Krai Mini Zoo was officially opened on Thursday (July 28) 17 years after closing its doors.

From now, a coterie of more than 50 species of animals like camels, hornbills, elephants and iguanas as well as a Mini Aquaria of fishes are among the sights awaiting visitors.

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