Mum Bloggers Go To SeaWorld & Busch Gardens
22 June 2010
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Just a wee video of clips from our amazing trip to SeaWorld and Busch Gardens. The music kind of overlaps in some bits, sorry about that. Here it is;
In this video;
* Introduction to mummy bloggers
* Huge walrus
* Short clip of the ‘Believe’ show
* The children’s area in SeaWorld and the massive climbing frame
* Sealion show
* Gorillas
* Orangutan ‘Luna Bella’ having a health check. That cage is not her permanent home by the way, they have a fantastic series of indoor and outdoor areas where they live.
* The elephants foraging for food in their enclosure.
OMG I just cried. Fabulous (except the bloody monkey) x
…aawwhh, the chimp having the manicure was gorgeous. Looks amazing!
Pull yourself together Englishmum.
The orangutan experience was my fave!
Ahhhhh I loved that so much. You did a fab job there lady. Miis M loves her Lunabella. I love how she interacted with her carers.
Yeah, she was so cute. I heart Lunabella
I am so jealous of you all! You’ve had such an amazing experience that the rest of us could only dream of, no doubt none of you need me to tell you that.
Its sad seeing the Believe show in its changed format, I saw it in 2006 when they worked in the water with the whales and it was wonderful seeing the relationship both parties had in one another. But obviously you can also understand why they no longer do.
Hi Hayley,
None of us took the trip for granted, we were very fortunate to have been chosen, but there’s nothing to say that it won’t be your turn next.
I hadn’t seen the Believe show before, but hopefully one day they can go back to their original format, if it’s safe to do so.
The sad thing is that ultimately any animal is unpredictable yet all over the world there are trainers working hand in hand with them, I guess with the states alot of it will come down to health and safety and state law. Seeing your video of it though has made me miss it so much! I loved that show! Sat there with my jaw on the floor for most of it lol!
I think they’re waiting for the results of the inquest, which is a sensible move.