Rabbit Funland

Remember my previous blog? The one that I told you guys about my adventure at Broga Hill? Well, apparently I went there again the next day after the hiking. NO. Not to hike again. (Not after having trouble waking up; and not to mention the body ache!)

There's a place call the Rabbit Funland which I saw before the entrance to Broga Hill. There's actually few signs and banners along the way; and the word "The largest rabbit farm in the world Malaysia" caught my attention. It sounded promising so my bf and I decided to give it a go. What was there to lose?

At the entrance

The ticket costs RM5 per person which was quite reasonable as I caught a glimpse of my favourite animal...THE SHEEP & GOATS!!! Oh, by the way, the friendly guy at the counter even gave us a bag of fruits (fresh green apples and carrots) that costs us RM10 each to feed the animals and told us to have fun and explore everything that is there. *such a thoughtful old man he is*

I started with *what else*, the goats. They were all very tame and were so excited to see me *perasan*. I know, not many of you love goats or sheep but I find them very adorable. There was a hanging bridge which I'm not really sure the purpose of it being there. Maybe just for kids to play with it. It's not even 1 meter high!

I then realized that there's not only rabbit but few more animal that we could play and pat with. Check out the pics below!

 The only mama sheep around. A tough life she has.

 And the winner for the most "stretchable" neck goes to the brown goat! *clap clap*

 Okay everyone...look at the camera and say "Mmmbeeekkk"

Anand making sure each and everyone was fed equally.

This was the "not so high" hanging bridge I was telling you guys about.

Well, they wouldn't call it "the Rabbit Funland" without those cute, fluffy lil fellas right? And yes....they were EVERYWHERE hopping about trying to get away from us.

 Awww.....

 Posing cute for the camera.

 Anand didn't realize that the rabbit was actually munching on an apple. Its cheek was too chubby to see what's underneath.

 Rabbit hole. Reminds me of Bugs Bunny.

A very tame rabbit.

We didn't realize that it was their closing time, but they were kind enough to let us stay and play around with their animals. Yay!

 There are ponies that we can ride on.

 This cute little monkey just held my hand after I handed him an apple. (an Apple for the monkey)

 Anand was brave enough to feed the calves. I was quite timid as they used their long tongue to grab the food.

 The dairy cow.

 I'm terrified of these geese. They could chase us! Thank God they did not.

 The obsess mountain goat; which I then realized that she is actually pregnant. How silly of me.

 The Deer. Or is is a Doe? I'm confused.

This picture is epic. I'm trying to imitate the buffalo's look.

What I like about the place? I'm happy to see all the animals are healthy and clean *unlike other petting farm or even worse the Zoo*. They were all properly fed and seemed happy.

The down part of the place?Hmm....how can they be MEAN to sell rabbit meat at a place like this? Putting banners around saying Rabbit burger and all...Ughh...Sickening!