LET'S GO SEE SOME MEERKATS! Travel Vlog - Roundhay Park, Leeds

• published: 26 Apr 2015
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Hey guys! Today's video is quite an exciting one, because firstly, I actually take the camera out properly and vlog haha! Secondly, my Mum and I went to Tropical World, which is kinda like a zoo but without the big animals! And it was really exciting as I hadn't been in over 10 years, so it was pretty nostalgic haha. Most of it was like how I had remembered, but some of it had changed and they had a tonne more Meerkats there! They were so cute and adorable to watch, and they were just chilling in their groups. We then went to Roundhay Fox (which is across the road) for some yummy pub grub! We got a Steak Burger with fries and beer battered onion rings (which I could actually eat right now, they were SO good!) I hope you guys liked this vlog, and don't forget to hit the subscribe button for more videos! - I have a few more videos like these coming up as I've been pretty busy travelling and exploring over the past few days! :) Thanks for watching! :) xx Songs Used: Indila - SOS (lulian Flora remix) No Diggity (Bondax Edit) Find Me & Follow Me Guys :) ♥ Twitter: @TheRaviOsahn Instagram: @RaviOsahn Blog: http://www.the-ravi-osahn.com Business inquiries / personal e-mails: infotheraviosahn@gmail.com Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1zQPpvi *********** Help: Clear Skin (which has helped me to clear up my skin DRAMATICALLY), which you can purchase right here! -- http://bit.ly/1vHlHZ2 ********** In case you guys are wondering which cameras I use for my filming and vlogging! Canon 1100D for my sit down, higher quality videos - http://amzn.to/1BLOixk Canon Powershot sx270 for my on the go, daily casual vlogging videos - http://amzn.to/1vOJkYn Taken from the website: "Tropical World at Roundhay park, Leeds is one of the UK's most popular garden tourist attractions and home to the largest collection of tropical plants outside Kew Gardens.Tropical World Roundhay Leeds Each year over a million visitors discover exciting new worlds, alien landscapes and exotic plant life - all in the heart of Leeds. The pitter-patter of tiny feet was to be expected as spring approached, and Tropical World in Leeds had some new arrivals with a difference in the form of three new-born baby meerkats. Step Ashore onto a Tropical Island where you will find a swamp, humid rainforests, tumbling waterfalls, swirling pools of colourful fish and many exotic plants and flowers. ..where you will find a swamp, humid rainforests, tumbling waterfalls, swirling pools of colourful fish and many exotic plants and flowers. Continue deep inland to discover many different animals and birds in a natural environment. Following the path past Citrus trees and over bridges and you will see more butterflies amongst the foliage. Between 30 and 40 varieties of butterfly may be seen here in within this mature environment of flowering exotic plants and Citrus trees. The types of butterfly change regularly so there’s always something new to spot. The largest fish in Tropical World lives here, the Niger Catfish (Pseudoras Niger) from South America. The largest fish in Tropical World lives here, the Niger Catfish (Pseudoras Niger) from South America. Also to be seen are Pacus, which are related to Piranha, Tiger-skinned Shovel-nosed Catfish, Red-tailed Catfish and even a Giraffe Fish! Once a week this tank is cleaned from the inside by a keeper. This area of Tropical World has been used as a set for film and television, even for a pop group video! The Australasia House is home to a huge variety of plants, including the rare Jade Vine.This area of Tropical World has been used as a set for film and television, even for a pop group video! The Australasia House is home to a huge variety of plants, including the rare Jade Vine. Terrapins laze around their pool. Large ferns line the winding path leading from the large waterfall. Lizards, Spiny Mice and snakes, yes – plus Tortoises and the Boss Monitor. The Water Dragon and Degus stare back at the visitor undaunted by all the attention.Lizards, Spiny Mice and snakes, yes – plus Tortoises and the Boss Monitor. The Water Dragon and Degus stare back at the visitor undaunted by all the attention. See if you can count how many ring markings the tortoises have on their shells, this is how you can tell their age. Plant, animal and bird specimens from the arid areas of the Americas and South Africa are to be seen here in the Desert House. Canaries, Weaver Birds and Finches skit about amongst the cacti and succulents.Plant, animal and bird specimens from the arid areas of the Americas and South Africa are to be seen here in the Desert House. Canaries, Weaver Birds and Finches skit about amongst the cacti and succulents." TAGS: ***leeds vlogger, british vlogger, zoos in the UK, wild animals in the UK, where to go in Leeds, tourist attractions in Leeds, Yorkshire, Kirklees, Yorkshire & Humberside, West Yorkshire attractions, parks and wildlife in the UK, wildlife attractions in the UK, nature reserve in England***