The visitor then uses a staircase to descend to the floor below, landing on the midstory floor. Children can use the exciting rope walkways and wooden bridges for the same purpose. The colorful South American toucans, parakeets, and timid nocturnal porcupines can all be seen. The leaves in this area are large enough to absorb the dappled sunlight from the canopy above.
Forest floor
The forest floor of green planet is down below, past a sizable waterfall that is cascading. This floor is dark, quiet, and humid, and it houses a variety of reptiles, insects, and amphibians in glass enclosures. A superb floor for observing a wide variety of species up close, including sloths, sugar gliders, frogs, tarantulas, spiders, lizards, vipers, green boas, iguanas, panther chameleons, tokay geckos, and many others.
Dynamic environment
For the care of the animals, assistance with questions from visitors, and introduction of the various species, there is a team of biologists and trained staff. This is a living classroom, an opportunity for anyone to learn about tropical wildlife, in the words of Eric Hupperts, a California wildlife expert: With its dripping figs and vines, this tree simulates how a real tree would appear in its natural habitat. They will take hold within ten years and completely engulf the artificial tree. The environment will be dynamic.
Children and families will have an educational yet enjoyable experience thanks to an interactive display and secure enclosures. The Green Planet, a living museum, is a remarkable location to experience a rainforest and learn about tropical life's significance to the planet.
Discover the fascinating bio-dome, an indoor tropical rainforest that supports more than 3000 plants and animals. As dusk falls, the sights and sounds of the tropical rainforest come to life at The Green Planet Dubai. Guests can explore the forest in the dark, learning about the nocturnal\screatures that call it home. Visitors who purchase a general admission ticket may also see the "tropical thunderstorm"! Visitors have a rare opportunity to learn about the unique tourist activities of the animals that live in Dubai's only indoor rainforest.
Piranhas
The species is renowned for its dangerous and aggressive nature. It is well known for its razor-sharp bite, which can remove mouth-sized chunks of flesh from other organisms.
Bird Sighting
You can get up close and personal with some of our feathered friends at Green Planet! Under the guidance of a knowledgeable biologist, you can get up close and personal with toucans, caiques, and other small parrots as part of our bird encounter program. This is a fantastic chance to learn more about these amazing animals, their habitats, and to take some amazing pictures.
The Reptile Experience
Three times a day at 12:30, 2:30, and 4:30 pm, Green Planet offers guests a 20-minute reptile encounter with lizards, geckos, and snakes. Tickets are available online or at the gate, and during the session, visitors will have the chance to get up close and personal with a reptile, take pictures holding it or standing next to it, and learn more about the various habitats of reptiles from a knowledgeable biologist in the Green Planet.
The Sloth Experience
A close-up and personal encounter with a sloth may be what you're after. The Sloth Encounter at The Green Planet Dubai is the only place to go! Visitors can take part in a 30-minute slot once a day where they can take pictures next to sloths and discover why these animals are so crucial to the rainforest. To get all of your questions answered by one of our knowledgeable biologists, be sure to attend the Sloth Biologist Talk afterward.
A Sugar Glider Experience
Visit us and play with our sugar gliders for 20 minutes! This is a fantastic chance to meet these unusual animals up close and personal and learn more about them from one of our biologists. Alongside them, you'll be able to take some fantastic pictures!
Make sure to sign up as soon as possible for this experience, which is only available to five people and takes place once daily at 3:30 pm.
