LION COUNTRY SAFARI IN WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA - 4K VIDEO
Channel: WBJ Adventures
Date: 2020-07-05

To support us, 
buy our merchandise here:
https://teespring.com/stores/wbjadventures

Hello Adventurers!
I Hope everyone is safe and well!

Developed by a group of entrepreneurs, Lion Country Safari became a place where families could experience an African safari. Due to its year round climate, South Florida proved to be an ideal location for the park.
The original park in Florida consists of over 1,000 animals, throughout seven sections in the 4-mile preserve as well as the 33-acre Amusement Park.

Visitors who purchase a ticket enter the park in their own vehicle (no convertibles), driving slowly at their own pace, and view the animals while listening to a recorded narration on audiotape or CD. Many of the animals, such as giraffes, southern white rhinoceroses, and zebras, are allowed to roam freely throughout the preserve, even crossing the road in front of vehicles. Others, such as lions or chimpanzees, are segregated behind fences or water barriers.

Visitors are warned to drive slowly and carefully, to avoid stopping too close to animals, and not to open their car doors or windows. The lions, whose ability to roam freely with cars was one of the park's original attractions, were separated from visitors by a fence around the road in 2005, due to visitors ignoring warnings and opening their car doors.

I hope you enjoy the video!
Let me know on the comments bellow what you guys think about it!

Thanks for Watching!
Bye bye!

–The WBJ Team.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Follow us on Instagram:
William Peter: https://www.instagram.com/wbj_adventures/
Bruno Reblin: https://www.instagram.com/brunoreblin/

Follow us on TikTok: shorturl.at/zBVZ5

Follow us on Facebook:
https://m.facebook.com/wbjadventures/

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------