Explore the wild in a safari at Myrtle Beach

Explore the wild in a safari at Myrtle Beach

Exploring the wild without any hindrance is one of the dreams of many animal lovers. Many loves to revel in the sight of wild animals roaming free. Myrtle Beach Safari zoo is one such place where you can see beautiful, mighty beasts walking around. Launched by Doc Bhagavan Antle, this preservation centre helps visitors to have a close interaction with the rare species. The animals are rescued and kept in a secure shelter so that they can enjoy their natural habitat. The visitors do have have to take a trip to the dense African forest because they can enjoy a true safari experience in Myrtle Beach. Spread across 50 acres of land with a myriad range of flora and fauna, you can have an enriching experience.

Elephant

In this safari, you can have a great time with your family because it is safe and is meant for people of all ages. Get ready to entertain by the rarest species on Earth, such as the African elephants, lions, tigers, chimpanzees, orangutan, monkeys and more. The most interesting thing about this preservation centre is Hercules, the world’s largest liger. The travellers get to meet and play with him under supervisor guidance.

The special animals which you can see in Myrtle Beach

Ramses, the cheetah- 

Ever had a close encounter with a cheetah running at 60mph? In Doc Antle’s conservation park, you get to see a sight of Cheetah running in the wild which you can miss within a blink. Cheetahs are rapidly getting extinct and the number is decreasing so fast that they might not last. Doc Antle decided to adopt Ramses from South Africa and since then he is entertaining the crowd.

Bubbles, the elephant- 

In 1980, the safari rescued an African elephant from getting killed by poachers whilst the entire herd is slaughtered for their tusks. Bubbles survived and is brought to the preservation centre, enjoying her life without the fear of getting killed. Weighs almost 9000 pounds, Bubbles appeared in various movies. Now, she is one of the main attractions of the Myrtle Beach Safari.

Ahren, an eagle-

 Ahren was rescued from Tanzania by Doc Bhagavan Antle when he was about to die due to dehydration. After months of treatment, the bird is living a wonderful life in the conservation centre. This African fish eagle is the national bird of Zambia, South Sudan and Zimbabwe. Ahreh’s loud, iconic cry, barbed feet and amazing feathers garner a lot of attention.

Hercules, the liger- 

What can be more thrilling than playing with a liger, which is a crossbreed of lion and tiger. Hercules, the world’s biggest cat holds Guinness Book of World Records and is 11 feet tall, weighing over 900 pounds. He consumes almost 20 pounds of beef or chicken and is not afraid to swim.


Apart from these animals, there are several other endangered and rare species which are preserved by Doc Antle in his zoo. Take a tour of this safari park and you will be awestruck with their sights.

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