Blackpool Zoo

Blackpool Zoo is a 32-section of land zoo, possessed by Parques Reunidos and situated in the ocean side resort of Blackpool, Lancashire, England. It gives a home to more than 1,350 creatures from everywhere throughout the world. The zoo has as of late changed possession twice once in 2003, and again in 2007, bringing about proceeded with venture every year. The zoo opened in 1972 on a site which had already been the Stanley Park Aerodrome. 2005 saw the opening of the 'Dinosaur Safari', a walkthrough show including models of 32 life-estimate dinosaurs around a trail.

"Amazonia" opened in 2006. This is a stroll through fenced in area of South American creatures and fowls including squirrel monkeys. Giraffes were reintroduced to the zoo in 2008, following a nonattendance of 14 years, and more than 0.5m was put resources into the new giraffe house and pens. In summer 2009, penguins were to be added to the rundown of creatures at the zoo, with the entry of twenty Magellanic penguins from two Spanish protection centres. A 1m sealion pool was opened in May 2010 alongside the option of a male sealion from Spain. 2011 saw the opening of another Children's Farm and the development and repair of the fundamental eatery.