Avshalom - the Safari's chimpanzee. The picture is taken from their internet site.
Here's just a bit of what their internet site has to say about the Safari, and every word rings true. You can also become a subscriber and come back again and again. No, you won't get tired of it. Every time you come you'll see a new cub, or find out what's happened to the cubs you saw the last time you visited, and more:
"The word 'safari' comes from Swahili, which is spoken in Africa. It means 'journey.' We invite you, our visitors, to join us on a fascinating journey following the animals through the African savannah here in Ramat Gan. Just like in their natural habitat, on the African continent, the animals in the safari wander about freely in large herds. As tourists in Africa, you will be nature's guests and you can watch the typical behavior of all the animals: their eating habits and their communal life, during both their active times and their times of rest. You can distinguish between the males and the females, watch the power struggles, and their courting displays. If you're lucky, you can watch them mating, meet pregnant females, and see how they care for their offspring.
The Safari has the largest collection of animals in the Middle East, and is special across the world because of its large herds that roam the African expanses. You'll meet more than 1,600 animals from all over the world: 68 species of mammals, 130 species of birds, and 25 species of reptiles."