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I’m guessing MuZOOeum comes from mausoleum as this walk-in attraction showcases the bones, skin and mounted models of animals from Zoobic Safari.

Even the arc at the entrance mimics those bones in the ribcage…

Some pieces in the collection are encased in glass… like these ostrich eggs and feathers..

..and Merino Sheep bones.

But some are hanging on the wall..like this tiger skin behind us.

The Aetas live in the northern part of the Philippines. They are also known as the Aborigines. Here in Aetas Trail we had a brief encounter with the Aetas.

We watched them perform some ethnic dances on a circular stage in the middle of the forest…

before we followed the actual trail…

At the end of the trail, you will see kiosks which sell genuine products made by aetas at reasonable prices…

After the Petting Zoo, we needed to board the Zebra Tram to be able to get to the other Attractions of Zoobic Safari. We were charged P50 each for the ride.

The Forbidden cave is a man made cave mimicking a real one. Inside you will find a forest with waterfalls and make-believe animals in the dark. Expect to find some quiet but live ones too. I spotted some guanas and a snake lurking around.

Here’s a peek at the cave entrance..