Lpks Positive Impact

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Another positive impact of LPKS is acting as an iconic landmark of Brisbane which enhances the pride of Brisbane community. With the collection of all Australian animals, LPKS offers a staged authentic experience of the country to tourists from all over the world. Regardless of the intense competition from Australian Zoo and Dream World, who also offers koala cuddle experience, LPKS has become particularly popular and listed at top 10 zoos in the world. In fact, the sanctuary welcomes many famous people such as Taylor Swift, Obama while sending koalas overseas to enhance Australian relationship with those countries.

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