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Belize Zoo Excursion Review

Belize Zoo Excursion Review | Cayo Scoop!  The Ecology of Cayo Culture | Scoop.it

The Belize Zoo, along with cave tubing, are featured in another well written travel article.  The author really liked the witty signs that the zoo has all around.  It's a great place to have fun while learning about Belize's wildlife.

 

"The Belize Zoo is unique in that all of the animals are native to Belize, and are not fit to live in the wild – they’ve either been injured or abandoned or raised in captivity.  For example, some people think that ocelet kitties are cute and fun pets…and then the kitties turn into big cats and become more than they can handle.  So it’s part refuge/part educational facility.  The signs for the animals are all hand-painted and deliver messages to the public about the animals.  They work to dispel myths (such as harpy eagles do NOT eat human babies) and raise awareness about the environment and human-wildlife-environment interactions."

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Traveling in the Year of the Maya

Traveling in the Year of the Maya | Cayo Scoop!  The Ecology of Cayo Culture | Scoop.it

Joshua Berman wrote a great article for Destination Belize:

"There I was, chest-deep in the Maya underworld, the sound of slapping water echoing through the cavern. My headlamp washed through the crystal-clear water of this underground river, revealing tiny fish trying to nibble at my knees. I was in Actun Tunichil Muknal—Cave of the Stone Sepulcher."

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Sites from the Cayo District

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This vacation article highlights the Cayo District - as they all should.  You'll see pictures of the market, the wooden bridge, Ko Ox Hannah, and many other things.  

 

"The Cayo District of Belize is beautiful.  I spent the entire time we were there feeling very relaxed and loving the scenery.  From crazy San Ignacio (driving in this small yet big for the area town was something else) to the tiny villages dotted along the road to the enormous ranches and citrus groves it was all mesmerizing...  Here are a few photographs of the view in the Cayo District, our favorite local eatery we discovered, the beautiful fruit at the market, and simply things that caught my eye."

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"Papayas and Piety in Belize"

"Papayas and Piety in Belize" | Cayo Scoop!  The Ecology of Cayo Culture | Scoop.it

Another article from the BBC Travel site: "The Belizean Mennonites comprise only 3.4% of the country's population but are one of its most intriguing ethnic groups."

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