Belize Zoo and zip lining

Day 3 At Ian Anderson's resort we went to the zoo and saw an angry  jaguar when a bunch of little kids got close to his enclosure.



And other animals too.....



A tapir...

  And of course monkeys.

 

         

And of course friendly snakes!!


Then zip lining  





Another successful day!!

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