Although feeding animals may seem like a gesture of goodwill, it can seriously endanger their health. Each species has a specific diet, carefully designed by the veterinary and animal care team to meet their nutritional needs. Giving them unauthorized foods such as bread, treats, or any other food can cause digestive disorders, obesity, nutritional deficiencies, or even death. At the same time, we should never give them foods that we can see them eating and that are part of their regular diet, such as leaves, vegetables, or fruits. This is because when animals become accustomed to receiving food from visitors, they may lose their natural behaviors. Furthermore, disputes and conflicts often arise between individuals when competing for these "treats." For the well-being of all the animals in the park, we ask that you do not feed them at any time. In this way, you help maintain their health, their natural behavior, and their quality of life.