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Located in Barangay Irawan in Puerto Princesa City in Palawan, the Palawan Crocodile Farm or  Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center is one of the most visited tourist attractions of the city. Palawan Crocodile Farm Palawan Crocodile Farm Established by environmentalists due to their passion and driven force to save the natural beauty of Palawan, Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center is home to several endangered animals and other rescue animals. Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center - Puerto Princesa City, Palawan Welcome to  Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center Check out how big that crocodile skeleton is This crocodile had great tattoos on him  Time to see baby crocs Hello baby crocs Not kawaii ! The baby crocs might jump and bite your nose off, hence the safety net. Hahaha! More than providing a safe haven for these animals, the conservation center also conducts researches on how to be able to save them fro

Located in Roxas Boulevard corner South Drive in Manila, Museo Pambata is an interactive museum where visitors, particularly the children, get a chance to learn through the numerous fun and exciting displays of the museum. Museo Pambata Museo Pambata History  Museo Pambata , also known as  Children's Museum,  was a brainchild of Nina Lim-Yuson who upon her visit to Boston's Children's Museum dreamt of a similar museum in the Philippines for the Filipino kids to enjoy. This dream was enthusiastically shared by former and then the Department of Social Welfare and Development Secretary Estefania Aldaba-Lim. In June 1993, Both Yuson and Lim presented the proposal to use the historical Elk's Club building to house the Children's Museum to then Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim who readily approved it. Museo Pambata - Manila Museo Pambata facade Museo Pambata NHI Marker With the leadership of the elected Museo Pambata officers and the help of educators, visual