Myrtle Beach Safari is the most unforgettable graduation gift I have ever received. It was a dream come true since baby tiger, monkeys, and elephants are my favorite animals and I was finally getting the chance to see all of them in person and interact with them. Myrtle Beach Safari is a hands-on educational tour where I got the chance to play with exotic animals while learning about their natural habitat.

Days before the safari my aunt, sister and I went to the store to find a non-expensive pair of shoes. We did this so that we could decorate the bottom of the shoes. On the safari website, we realized that shoes were featured heavily on the pictures taken by the safari guides. We decorated our shoes with sharpie, glue and glitter. When we made it to the safari, we came to the conclusion that it was not the greatest idea to decorate our shoes because they started to mess up as we walked. The safari was in the middle of a town in myrtle beach and you would have never thought there would be all of these exotic animals. There is a house owned by the …show more content…
After seeing the liger and cheetah it was time to see what we had been waiting for, The baby tigers! We got the opportunity to feed, play, and take pictures with them, and ironically enough some people came up to us and complimented us on our ruined shoes, letting us know it was a creative idea.

After playing with the baby tigers we went to see Bubbles. Bubbles is the safaris only elephant! She loves fireball candy and fruit punch. My aunt, sister and I also got to pet and feed her. It was an amazing experience. The last animals on the safari were the monkeys, which happen to also be one of my favorite animals. I got to see a lemur, chimpanzee, and a baby gibbon. The baby gibbon put his hand to my braces which was funny to me. “The monkey Mama” let me know that this particular monkey notices different things about each