I would like to introduce about the spacious and interesting place, the Yangon Zoo, which is the best recreation place for the family and do come with me and I'll tell you about the zoo.
There are many species of otter in the world and they are skillful in swimming, fishing and diving but they don't need to catch fish themselves because all their manners are so cute. So all the visitors and children love them and feed them fish.

Recorded from Pyin Oo Lwin and Kachin State common otters inhabited mountains, streams and lakes living in burrows where they can dig by themselves about 18 inches above floor level. They live in groups, probably family groups. Very good swimmers, they can stay under water for 6 to 8 minutes. When diving ears and nostrils are closed. Their food consists of fish, shrimp, etc.
Visitors have been seen tiger in video filming. If you want to see tiger outside, you have to go to the zoo. There are four tigers in the zoo.
This tiger was arrived at the zoo under the programme of International Animal Exchange Programme, two males and two females. Now, they have become adults and they will bear more and more offspring in the near future. They really like living free. But they will survive more than their existence in the zoo because they are kept safety in captivity.
His name is Shwe Yoe. He is four years old and he is very tame since he was born in the zoo.

Yangon Zoological Garden was established in 1901 with the public donation of 240,000 kyats. The construction started at the present site after clearing 61 acres of virgin land. Before building the zoological gardens in the present site, wild animals were placed in the cages and exhibit to the public as fair museum in 1882, which is the present site of Yangon General Hospital. Later, the wild animals and birds were moved gradually to the new enclosure. The newly established Zoological Garden was named Victoria Memorial Park in 1906. The Natural History Museum opened in 1966 was also established as part of the zoo.