New Rainforest Wild Adventure EAST at Mandai Wildlife Reserve!

Hinzugefügt: 2026-06-01

[00:00:05]Hello.

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[00:00:42]This paper is wild.

[00:01:15]You got the grand opening.

[00:01:18]>> Who is it?

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[00:01:41]Welcome aboard. For your comfort and safety, please keep your hands and feet within the ride at all times and avoid swinging from side to side during the ride. Sit back and enjoy the journey ahead.

[00:02:06]As we glide above the treetops, take a moment to look around. Beneath you lies rainforest wild adventure east where forest paths weave through lush greenery and wildlife rooms. From up here you will experience the rainforest the way birds and other gliding animals do with a sweeping view of life below.

[00:02:39]Off to your right is the hidden forest.

[00:02:42]If you wander through it, you might just catch a glimpse of the elusive okapi.

[00:02:53]Below us, the ravine habitat. In the wild, these sheltered corridors provide animals with food, water, and protection, allowing wildlife to move safely through the forest and staying hidden from predators.

[00:03:16]As we pass over the ravine, look for movement below. Perhaps we'll spot red river hogs foraging or the Nile ledgeway by the water's edge.

[00:03:28]Habitats like this support a rich mix of wildlife, each adapted to life along the forest floor and waterways.

[00:03:57]In the water below lives a rare freshwater crocodilia, the Sunda Gario.

[00:04:12]is a true giant. Can you crocodile?

[00:04:15]Reaching over 6 m long and weighing over a ton, it is the world's largest living reptile.

[00:04:28]Off in the far distance to your right, you'll find an island of pygmy hippos.

[00:04:33]shy, mostly nocturnal animals from West Africa. They weigh just around 250 kg, about a tenth the size of their larger, more common cousins. Above you may also hear dino monkeys, known for their remarkable range of calls.

[00:05:12]Beyond this, a whole world of we in rainforest. We hope you've enjoyed your journey above the rainforest and wish you a wonderful time exploring the rest of the park.

[00:05:34]While these guys only less than 7,000 so they are considered endangered now.

[00:05:40]So their numbers have drastically dropped and I'm sure you would guess why number one is men right. So what have we been doing right? Obviously we have agriculture far reaching over 6 m long and weighing over the tongue. It is the world's largest reptile.

[00:06:01]>> Our African painted dogs and these guys are super iconic. I think anytime you're watching an Discovery Channel show, Discovery Channel. My god, how old am I?

[00:06:26]And that's going to get these guys.

[00:06:32]The only time they get