5 Sep, 2016 @ 08:29
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Granada Biopark opens with 250 tropical species

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BioparkMORE than 250 tropical species have been added to Granada’s new Biodome.

The €12.5 million project in the city’s Science Park gives visitors a taste of tropical rainforests and coral reefs around the world.

Largely funded by the EU, the Biodome is split into three levels: underwater, terrestrial and aerial.

Among the inhabitants are crocodiles, sharks, flying foxes and stingrays.  

Tropical flora and fauna also feature heavily, with a 190 metre long walkway recreating a wander around Borneo’s mangroves.

Rob Horgan

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