Sri Lanka, a wildlife 'Hot Spot' - The West Australian
Sri Lanka is a wildlife Hot Spot, boasting more than 400 species of
birds and large game such as buffalo, crocodile and elephant, while also
reputedly being the best place in the world to spot leopards, The West
Australian said. Writer Liam Creedon states after throwing off the
shackles of a war, Sri Lanka has woken up to its vast tourist potential.
As a result, Sri Lanka is fast becoming a top wildlife destination
and a six-day tour promised to provide a glimpse of the island's
impressive diversity, he said.
Sinharaja rain forest reserve is an amphibian hotspot, with new
specimens still being discovered, The West Australian added. "Our next
destination was the Yala national park the island - the home of Sri
Lanka's other great feline icon - the leopard," the writer said.
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