Animal Sanctuary and Butterfly World, Klapmuts, Cape Town, South Africa
This is an interesting outing and a good place to visit if you have children.
An easy drive from Bradclin Accommodation
The butterflies are better in warmer weather but lots of other critters to see.
One of the birds took a fancy to James and just would not leave him alone.
He kept on saying "Hello" and "I am a pretty boy"
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"The Road Kill
Skeleton Park is the largest display of privately owned
animal skeletons in the country. It is the work of a boy and his father using
animal carcasses mainly from animals that died on our roads.
Francois Malherbe was 3 years old when he was fascinated by
animal bones and this grew into a unique, highly specialised hobby over the years. At the time Butterfly World opened this new
Skeleton Park in 2016, Francois was 12 years old. He filled the space with over 50
skeletons perfectly preserved and meticulously poised"
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Animal Sanctuary and Butterfly World Klapmuts Cape Town
For Accommodation Cape Town, South Africa
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