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I love nature. It is one of the reasons why I would go to Aruba. I have heard this is a great place. Are there any other islands around Aruba that we could visit?
Local plants and animal life in Aruba are actually unique because of Aruba's natural climate. They have Caribbean Pines and they also have Bougainvilleas, Wild Orchids as well as Hibiscus.
Do they have a farm for plants? I know Aruba has areas for animals but, what about these flowers? I hope I could see the wild orchids when I visit Aruba next year.
Do they have a farm for plants? I know Aruba has areas for animals but, what about these flowers? I hope I could see the wild orchids when I visit Aruba next year.
Yup, they do. There's this one famous garden in Aruba for its flowers that can only be seen there, I just forgot the name of it.
Local plants and animal life in Aruba are actually unique because of Aruba's natural climate. They have Caribbean Pines and they also have Bougainvilleas, Wild Orchids as well as Hibiscus.
not really familiar with their animal life however by scrolling those responses her make me aware of the different wildlife and plants..thanks for the helpful information:)
Flora and fauna simply mean the wildlife and the plants in a given region. I'm sure that there are government regulations about what plants and animals are protected. I'm wondering to what extent are these plants and animals protected. Is is very strict?
Definitely the government of Aruba has a strict implementation of the law when it comes to wildlife and nature. If they are not protected, there would no lots of tourists in the island. I believe it is one of the main attraction in Aruba. Do you think so?
