Palawan Day 1: Crocodile Farm and Nature Park

On our way to croc farm, it was starting to rain already. I had a minor blooper here, mala-wow mali! Minnie, Ian and I stepped out of the van to inquire as to where we can buy entrance tickets. I went back to the van to get my camera, opened the door, expecting to see garry but to my surprise saw a foreigner instead. Hala ang asawa ko, nagibang anyo! Hehe I can see still recall their faces looking at me as if telling me, "the who are you!?" Umandar na pala ang lekat na van namin at obviously may pumalit nang iba, eh kakulay din kaya kasi.

Anyways, wala kaming dalang payong diba. Buti na lng may cap kami kasi it's a guided tour pala. Although may parang isang room na parang mini-museum the thrilling part of the tour happens outside where you go see the crocs. Brian, Minnie's 10yo nephew gets to feed a frozen tilapia to one of the crocs. I was only half-heartedly listening to what the tour guide was saying, my spirits where a bit dampen by the rain.

What I did learn though is that a croc's belly skin sells for $40 per 10cm. Basta I forgot na how much, will ask hubby later. Sabi nga ni manong driver if not for the corruption of local government in palawan, sa crocs skin pa lang, mayaman na ang bayan nila.

Me, Minnie, Irene, Mabs


Biggest crocodile fossil yet


malaki talaga sya, pramis!


i have to take this mug shot hehe


Walang takot: don't worry, the croc's mouth is safely taped sabi ni manong

You can have your photo taken with a baby saltwater crocodile for only P30 per person. Hindi na kami nag photo-opps ni hubby dito. Sabi nya, mas malaki pa daw yung nahawakan nya dun sa photo namin sa tagaytay zoo :D