It says 'Bugs' which I guess is similar to Chester's giant plastic bug display. I don't seem twycross investing in an invertabrate house.
Twycross Zoo What will replace dinosaur valley
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It says 'Bugs' which I guess is similar to Chester's giant plastic bug display. I don't seem twycross investing in an invertabrate house.
zoogiraffe
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Why not give the stupid ideas they have come up,over the last few years a bug house would fit in perfectly.
And spend over £500,000 on it and somehow it will still be rubbish.
zoogiraffe
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They don't have that much to spend so lets,just watch this space and see what they do,because you never know we might be surprised,at just what they do with only peanuts to spend!
I'm hoping for this. Bugs are pretty interesting yet are often displayed badly and with very little range (Tarantula, butterfly, cockroaches, maybe a stick insect), I'd love something with a bigger range of more unusual species.
As i've said before re: tywcross, bristol, chester, i think the real animals should be enough! I hate these models, i thoroughly enjoyed my recent trip to Bristol, but the worst thing about it was those stupid dinosaurs!
mazfc
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I know what you mean, but they bring in the cash though, and it's vital in these economic times. I'm thinking of having a set in my garden, should help put petrol in the car.
I know what you mean, but they bring in the cash though, and it's vital in these economic times. I'm thinking of having a set in my garden, should help put petrol in the car.
I agree, 'should' doesn't help the bank balance; if it works, do it, maybe the real animals can benefit from the proceeds and it gives the rest of us a more peaceful time with the animals. At least the modern gimmicks to bring in the punters aren't chimps' tea parties, elephant rides etc.
I thought of a wishing well in the garden, people can't resist chucking money in.