Zoo, most people think it is a boring activity; nevertheless, you get to see rare animals live instead of from televisions and computers. The Buffalo Zoo is located a distance away from my university, since we do not own a car we ride our way to there with public buses. What attract us the most was that there are polar bears in the zoo. The zoo is quite huge that we spent about 2 hours to finish the whole route under such a lovely sunny weather on that day.
Wait, where are the polar bears? What is that building on the first small photo? Well, we were disappointed that we could not see any polar bears in their compounds on our visit, nothing at all. Otherwise, it would be a wonderful visit. The elephants were kept in the building like the giraffes mainly due to the chilly weather or maybe some other reasons. Taking just the building because I did not manage to snap photos of them due to the glasses' reflection. Oh man!
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
Saturday, March 2, 2013
The Seventh World Wonder - Niagara Falls
A day before I commenced my first semester in University at Buffalo, I visited the Niagara Falls with my Malaysia Student Association(MaSA) on Sunday. I was so amazed by the beauty of the nature created this wonderful falls which had become one of the world's wonder. The water flows were so strengthful and flow continuous from south to north direction. Because of the waterfalls, the air there was much fresher and humid than usual places away from Niagara Falls.
It is me in the Niagara Falls State Park, United States of America.
Although there lied tree trunks upon the rivers towards the falls, the water flows omnipotently.
The omnipotent flow of water is unmeasurable and enormously beautiful.
The American Falls sightseeing platform.
The fantastic view of the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls from the sightseeing platform.
The American Falls' and Bridal Veil Falls' fantastic view from another side where you crossed a bridge to.
The partial view of the Canadian Falls.
The view of American and Bridal Veil Falls and Ontario, Canada behind me!
The Skylon Tower of Ontario, Canada.
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