In Argentina, in one of the suburbs of Buenos Aires, there is the most unusual zoo in the world - ZOO Lujan. Here you can not only observe the life of wild animals, but also closely communicate with them.
Lujan is noticeably different from other zoos, and here's why:
There are no bans for visitors here. Anyone can enter a cage with a tiger or lion, cheetah or bear to feed the animal, take photos with it, stroke and even kiss. A lot of attention is paid to the representatives of felines here.
At the Luhan Zoo, animals are raised from birth by trainers who monitor the even distribution of food and teach them to distinguish between food and human hands. Animals have no struggle for food, they are always well fed, so the instinct of a "predator" does not develop in them. They also grow up with domestic cats and dogs and learn from them to trust and be friends with people. For these reasons, the zoo's pets calmly allow visitors to approach them and behave with them peacefully, without aggression.
One of the main factors in the trust of visitors is that the Lujan Zoo was opened in 1994, and during the entire period of its operation there has not yet been a single accident. In addition to predators, camels, elephants, various parrots, iguanas and other mammals live on the territory of the institution. There is a pool here that was built for seals but never used. Now tourists can refresh themselves and swim here during the excursion.