Lecock Park Reserve
Paso de la Arena, Montevideo, Uruguay
Description:
Lecock Park is a nature reserve located near the city of Santiago Vazquez. The park is home to many mammals and birds, its purpose is to protect the flora and participate in breeding programs.
The 120-hectare park is located next to protected wetlands, which are also home to many animals. In the zoo you can find one of the largest groups of antelopes in the world, which are endangered.
The park was designed by architect Mario Paisi, who wanted to create natural conditions for the habitat and protection of the wildlife. Now here you can see capybara, antelope, deer, lions, zebras, emu, gray foxes, llamas, monkeys and other animals. In total, the park is home to 500 animals of more than 30 species.