They grow them in the farm. Here are the pupae. They have different types depending on the season.
Here is a caterpillar in camouflage. Can you see it ?
This is my favourite.
This is where we sat. It tickles.
We were lucky they also had a fish spa. The little fish come clean your feet when you put them in the water.
Then we went to a bear rescue centre. They save the moon bears from bile farms. The centre has big and small bears. They say there are still 1000 left to be saved. The bile is used for Chinese medicine. The way to stop it is to educate this is why I put it on my blog. 
This is how small the cages are.
They put them in here to abstract their bile from their tummy once a week and the tube is full of germs. IT IS VERY SAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm surprised Luca went in.
And Zoe and Nim both went in and made a friend called Anna. 
It was a long day but a great day.
Well done for helping to spread awareness about the bears. I will try to remember to invite your family to the Moon Bear charity concert which is held early evening on a Saturday night in March at DBIS.
ReplyDeleteYes, well done talking about the bears. It is very sad, isn't it? And rubbish reasons to do it in the first place. The waterfalls look nice - and when my 3 went swimming there they said that it was freezing cold even in the summer so winter time must be even worse! 😮
ReplyDeleteGreat blog again young lady. Keep it coming!