Bowmanville Zoo

　　   Bowmanville Zoo is located in Bowmanville, Ontario. Established in 1919 and covering 42 acres, it is home to more than 300 animals and also serves as the largest animal supplier for Hollywood movies and TV shows.

　　   As Canada’s oldest private zoo, Bowmanville Zoo offers a variety of animal shows, such as feeding large carnivores, which are truly eye-opening for visitors. Children are especially excited about the opportunities to ride elephants and camels, pet them, and take photos together. Currently, the zoo has introduced a tram service, allowing visitors to view fierce lions while seated on the tram.

　　   Since Bowmanville Zoo is the largest animal supplier for Hollywood movies and TV shows, many of its animals have starred alongside film celebrities. The camels featured in the movie "The 13th Warrior" came from this zoo, and the man-eating lions in Antonio Banderas’ famous film "The Ghost and the Darkness" were also from Bowmanville Zoo.

　　   Bowmanville Zoo Must-visit reason: Canada’s oldest private zoo Continent: North America Country/Region: Canada Province/State: Ontario