Guam Zoo # 2
Last Friday marked the day of our second excursion to the Guam Zoo and Botanical Garden. We used it as a home school field trip.
Most of the turtles were bathing in the sun.
Marisol held Amelia so that she could throw the food to the pigs.
I enjoyed feeding the llama. She reminds me of Ecuador.
Joel and Amelia always love to feed the fish.
This is a breadfruit tree which is a staple food item in Chuuk, where the majority of our student at PIBC are from. It is delicious and can be prepared many ways (boiled, mashed with coconut milk, like Potato Salad, or even as French fries).
Before we left the zoo, we said good-bye to our friend Mr. Peacock, or as the sign said, "Peafowl"!
Most of the turtles were bathing in the sun.
Marisol held Amelia so that she could throw the food to the pigs.
I enjoyed feeding the llama. She reminds me of Ecuador.
Joel and Amelia always love to feed the fish.
This is a breadfruit tree which is a staple food item in Chuuk, where the majority of our student at PIBC are from. It is delicious and can be prepared many ways (boiled, mashed with coconut milk, like Potato Salad, or even as French fries).
Before we left the zoo, we said good-bye to our friend Mr. Peacock, or as the sign said, "Peafowl"!
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