10 places where pigeons familiar to us are replaced by exotic animals

Pigeons are one of the most famous species of birds that can be found almost everywhere. People in ancient times tamed this bird, so it wandered along with immigrants around the world. To date, city pigeons are called real beggars, which is not surprising, because they are used to getting food from the hands of a person, and therefore they constantly walk around asking for food. At the same time, there are beggar animals in any country, but sometimes they are radically different from ours. Here are 10 places with the most amazing and unusual “pigeons” for us:

Rabbits, Okunoshima Island in Japan

It is no coincidence that the small island was called the island of rabbits - it sheltered more than 700 long-eared creatures who would never give up treats.

Sheep, New Zealand

Not surprising, considering that in this country, 34 million sheep fall to the 4.4 million population.

Iguanas, iguana farm in Honduras

The main attraction of the island of Roatan, owned by Honduras, is the iguanas farm. There are hundreds of these amazing, smart reptiles literally everywhere. How can you pass by such creatures and not treat them with goodies!

Foxes, Zao Kitsune Mura in Japan

Zao Kitsune Mura, better known as the village of foxes, is a park in which more than a hundred foxes live freely. You can feed them fearlessly, but observing certain precautions.

Wild Parrots, Spain

In this country, pigeons are begging together with wild parrots. The latter are just as not afraid of people and can safely eat with their hands. But how much colorful they bring to everyday life.

Monkeys, Thailand

Probably, there are no less monkeys in Thailand than we have pigeons, only they can behave much more brazenly and aggressively.

Cats, Tashirojima Island in Japan

Tashirojima (Tashiro) is another Japanese island full of animals. This time it's about cats. A huge number of purring creatures and very few people live on cat island. Moreover, residents are not averse to such a charming neighborhood, they regularly feed them, but they do not let them into the house.

Wild Roosters, Kauai Island, Hawaii

Wild chicken hunting is banned in Kauai. Therefore, birds move freely and safely throughout the island.

Kangaroo, Phillip Island in Australia

About 5 thousand penguins live on the Australian island, but in addition to them you can also find a variety of animals. For example, there are a lot of kangaroos.

Deer, Nara city in Japan

In the vicinity of Nara, more than a thousand deer live. Many of them like to go out of the park into the city and walk along the streets, molest passersby and ask them for food. Of course, the place instantly earned the nickname "City of deer" and fell in love with tourists from all over the world. And for animals to be fed only food useful to them, there are vending machines with special crackers everywhere.