"Israel Today" continues to take you on safari tours in the Corona days without leaving home • This time we will also meet the "Fat Sand Rats" • Join us for a tour
How to handle shy ant bear? What do the peasants eat? And what does mammal Mara look like? Despite the restrictions of movement and the social remoteness imposed by the Corona crisis, "Israel Today" continues to bring to you the straight zoo safari in Ramat Gan. And this time with extraordinary animals.
Giant Ant Bear, Mares, Nando's and Psalms // Photo: Gil Kramer
Safari spokeswoman Hagit Horowitz will take us for an intimate encounter with the termite bear bear. Together we will understand how to feed the Bulls' wild animal around 30,000 ants and termites. We will also discover the secret recipe for the termite shake, and the life of anyone who has come all the way from South America.
In the same South American courtyard, we will meet the charming Nando's and the Mares, and finally we will be honored with a special visit to the not-so-flattering psalmists: "Fat Sand Rats." On this occasion, we will also feed them in their favorite delicacy: the "savory plant."
