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Suzanne

Suzanne

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Hi All,
I'm visiting Norfolk next week and looking for recommendations for places to visit.
I will be visiting Banham zoo as my favourite animals is maned wolves but I've been looking at Thrigby Hall, Amazona Zoo, Africa Alive and was wondering if anyone had any other suggestions or pros/cons of the above.
I've been to Jimmy's Farm previously.
 
Africa Alive is my favourite of the mentioned collections and I would defo recommend a visit. I particularly like the mixed Savannah exhibit in the centre of the zoo.

Someone recently posted reviews of their visits to all four collections you mentioned (not JF) so it would be worth reading towards the end of the collection threads that they are in for these as they were comprehensive reports.
 
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polarbear said:
Africa Alive is my favourite of the mentioned collections and I would defo recommend a visit. I particularly like the mixed Savannah exhibit in the centre of the zoo.

Someone recently posted reviews of their visits to all four collections you mentioned (not JF) so it would be worth reading towards the end of the collection threads that they are in for these as they were comprehensive reports.
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Thank you for your help, that's been very helpful to have a look through their reviews
 
Thrigby is lovely with some real highlights such as the palm civets, a good selection of crocodilians (including the only mugger crocodile in the UK) and a good amount of cats and primates. The zoo is only small but has lots of charm and is well worth a visit.
 
Fallax said:
Thrigby is lovely with some real highlights such as the palm civets, a good selection of crocodilians (including the only mugger crocodile in the UK) and a good amount of cats and primates. The zoo is only small but has lots of charm and is well worth a visit.
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No longer have the Muggers unfortunately but there’s American Alligator, Saltwater Croc and Siamese Croc.
 
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