Labels:text | animal | mammal | giraffe OCR: TRAVEL down to a river valley where white ibises, cormorants, night herons, cattle egrets and other marsh birds are visible. From here, the tram enters the Nepalese river valley, home of the impressive great one- horned rhinoceros, the largest of the species, and the bara- singhas (large swamp deen). Then it is on to the Indian subcontinent, a sprawling, dry, deciduous forest habitat where- in dwell a group of Asiatic lions and the shaggy-coated sloth bears. Watch out for one high- light of this particular habitat a long view of hyenas in the fore- ground with lions in the back- ground on a high plateau. Representing the sure-footed Himalayan tahrs Leaving the Indian subcontinent, the tram passes tro pical Africa on the Night Safari and grey gorals (wild mountain through tropical Africa where you see giraffes mov- are the giraffes goats) along with bharals (moun- ing like giant spectres through the half-light Water- tain sheep) and musk deer. bucks, servals (cats resembling miniature chee- Rocky hillside waterfalls gush tahs), gazelles, the fierce-looking Cape buffaloes
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