On October 4, 2025, students from the Polish campus of KMU visited Wroclaw Zoo β the largest and oldest zoo in Poland. It is considered one of the most fascinating zoos in Europe: over 33 hectares, it is home to more than 12,000 animals from around the world π. We were greeted by proud lions π¦, mighty elephants π, graceful tigers π , majestic giraffes π¦, massive rhinoceroses π¦, curious llamas π¦, and countless other exotic animals and birds π¦.
The huge three-level terrarium was a separate adventure. On the lower floors, we observed reptiles and amphibians π’ππ¦. On the third floor β a real βgreenhouseβ filled with live tropical butterflies π¦. Nearby is the aquarium, where we could see colorful fish, coral reefs, and other aquatic wonders π‘ππ .
But the true heart of the trip was the Africarium β a unique oceanarium dedicated exclusively to African ecosystems πΏππ¦. The Africarium features 21 pools and aquariums, housing over 350 species of fish and aquatic animals ππ¦π‘. We literally βwalked under the waterβ through a special glass tunnel (18 meters long), watching sharks π¦, rays π‘, stunning coral fish π, and other sea creatures swimming all around us ππ . Immersion in the Congo jungle ππ΄, the colorful world of cichlids from Lake Tanganyika and Malawi, coral reefs of the Red Sea ππ, and even observing hippos π¦ underwater β all of this turned the visit into a real journey to another continent πβ¨.
The trip became a unique lesson in expanding horizonsπ«, emotional enrichment, and new discoveries! It was a day that filled us with energy β‘, inspired us to explore the world π, and will leave a vivid mark in our memories forever ππ!