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University of Ibadan Zoo

Hey there, welcome back to Ginika Talks! In today's video, join us as we embark on a rainy Sunday evening adventure to the Zoological Garden of the prestigious University of Ibadan. Apologies for the rain-blurred windscreen. As we make our way to the university gate, take in the historical charm of this ancient institution with its motto, 'Recte Sapere Fons,' which translates to 'For Knowledge and Sound Judgment.' A word of caution: this video features various animals, including reptiles and monkeys, but no lions. Check out the gate fee details, especially if you're visiting as a group, and note that UI students get fantastic discounts with their valid ID cards. If snakes aren't your cup of tea, feel free to skip that section. But if you're as fascinated by them as I am, continue watching. After all, zoological gardens serve the purposes of research, education, and entertainment. Let me know in the comments if you've ever visited a zoological garden before. This is my second visit in Nigeria; my first was in 2014 to the Unilorin Zoological Garden. I'm excited to see how it's changed in 2023. Getting up close to wild snakes gave me an incredible feeling – a big deal for someone who can't stand snakes outside their enclosures. Quick question, have you liked this video yet? Don't forget to hit that subscribe button if you haven't already and activate the notification bell. Can you guess the animal swimming in this water? It's an African turtle. We encountered various reptile species here, making me wonder if the University of Ibadan offers herpetology courses. If not, what's the purpose behind having this diverse collection? Is it solely for visitors? Watch this cobra trying to climb through the open spaces – quite a sight! Ever wondered why snakes shed their skin? It's because, like humans outgrowing their clothing, snakes need to shed their skin to accommodate their growing bodies. Have you ever witnessed a snake shedding its skin, or seen a freshly shed snake skin? The tranquility and seating options for picnics, excursions, or family hangouts left a positive impression, though their maintenance was a bit disappointing. We also encountered wild apes, separated from the monkeys. I'm curious – do institutions in Nigeria offer primatology as a course of study? We had a fantastic time, and my children had a blast. Huge thanks to my sister and her amazing family for sponsoring this trip. That's a wrap for today's video. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you in the next one. And remember, always wash your hands after visiting the zoo ~-~~-~~~-~~-~ Please watch: "Renting Our Uk Flat From Nigeria: A Full House Tour!"    • Renting A Furnished 2 Bedroom Flat In The ...   ~-~~-~~~-~~-~