These owls were just sitting there not caring about anyone's business.
Then there's many wallaby jumping around for us to feed them.
Caught in Action!
And of course, how can a wildlife park not have their national animals which are the kangaroos and the koala.
Adorable~
So we have to buy the food to feed the animals in the park.
Which are filled in these cones. A cone is $2 each.
The animals love the cone itself than the actual food in the cone lol!
So yes, as I said above that we get to feed the animals as freely and as much as we want.
(Of course, not towards the vicious animals)
The animals here are really well fed and also really free, which I find that it is important for the animals, so that they can live happy.
They are not caged in one area for their whole life, which is great!
Quokka are the cutest animals ever!
Look at those paws holding my hand! *melts*
And also I have a paw print on my hand which I don't really know from which animal it is.
Cause I fed so many different animals and they just climb up on me with just the mind filled with food!
Like that, they just climb on you! Wanting more food from my hand.
And of course, with the opportunity to get close with these animals, a selfie is a must for everyone.
Wallaby was camera shy.
It was so hard to get a group pic with the animals. ><
That goat loved me for a second and forgets who I was the next second, cause I have no food for him.
And of course, when those two paws holds the cone for its dear life, cuteness overload!
And indeed, good deed pays off, it smiled for me while I took a selfie with it.
(After multiple tries)

The German, The Brazilian, The Australian, The Malaysian, The Indonesian. I get to touch a Koala! 😄 #stuvac #internationalsquad #featherdalesquad

A photo posted by Sarah Lee (@sarahlee95) on Apr 28, 2016 at 3:34am PDT