One day at Temaiken Biopark

 If you're looking for a unique way to see Argentina's biodiversity, one day at Temaiken Biopark is a perfect option. You can tour the park's aquarium, zoo, and natural history museum. There are plenty of opportunities to learn about the animals and environment, as well as a chance to relax at the botanical garden. And when your day is done, you'll be dropped off in the heart of downtown Buenos Aires.

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While you're at Temaiken Biopark, you can also visit the Aquarium, the La Ranch, and the Interactive Centers. You'll learn about the interrelationships of plants and animals, as well as human beings and their habitats. Moreover, the park features a special Bird House, which gives you the chance to interact with different species.

Another popular attraction in Temaiken Biopark is the aquarium, which is home to several species of sharks. You can observe the different species in different sections of the aquarium, each with a different water quality. The aquarium also features a 360-degree cinema designed by Argentine artists that immerses you in imagery and sounds. In this way, you get a full experience of nature at the zoo.

There are three zones at the Zoo: the African Zone features three lemur islands, flamingos, pelicans, and antelopes. The Asian Zone features a large aquarium, which is an excellent way to get a feel for the underwater world. You can also view sharks at the aquarium, which provides a chance to see their fascinating surroundings.

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