[Melbourne Zoo] Close observation of rare animals, suitable for visiting on weekends

## Explore the natural wonders of Melbourne Zoo One weekend in April 2024, I was fortunate enough to visit the Melbourne Zoo. This historic zoo, founded in 1862, is located in the heart of Melbourne and is one of the city's most famous attractions. Stepping into the gate of the zoo, I was immediately attracted by the sight in front of me. On the vast grassland, kangaroos jumped and played leisurely, occasionally stopping to eat some tender grass. I was pleasantly surprised to find that they were so close to tourists, which gave me the opportunity to observe these Australian national treasures up close. Next, I visited the penguin area. I saw a group of cute little penguins basking in the sun on the rocks, occasionally diving into the water to play. They seem to be completely undisturbed by tourists, allowing us to admire their cute appearance. The zoo also has habitats for unique Australian animals such as wombats and koalas. I marveled at their leisurely and carefree living conditions. They seemed to be completely adapted to the environment here. I'm also happy to see the zoo's efforts in protecting these endangered species. Overall, I gained a lot from this trip to the zoo. Not only did I witness the natural ecology of many rare animals, but I also felt the zoo’s efforts in protecting them. I believe that as long as humans treat nature with more respect and kindness, we will be able to coexist harmoniously with these lovely creatures.