If your expecting SeaWorld or the San Diego Zoo, then don't visit. However, this small enclosure was very interesting, especially of you talk with the specialists, who answer all your questions about animal and nature conservation. They have a great dolphin breeding program and there are 30 wild cats (they rotate the enclosures) that are take care of and protected. The white lion was sleeping, as most cats do, for the majority of the time. Seeing such an endangered (only alive in captivity) species was a real treat and worth the visit. We watched the animals for a couple hours so eventually we did see all the big cats moving around, and even roar! Amazing and informative experience, but don't expect your stereotype flips and fireworks. This is not for those seeking the superficial ooh and aah experience.