Jurong Bird Park
former aviary in Singapore
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Jurong Bird Park
Summary
Jurong Bird Park is a bird park[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Jurong Bird Park is located in Boon Lay[3].
- Jurong Bird Park is in the country of Singapore[4].
- Jurong Bird Park's instance of is recorded as bird park[5].
- Jurong Bird Park's instance of is recorded as aviary[6].
- Jurong Bird Park's instance of is recorded as park[7].
- Jurong Bird Park's instance of is recorded as tourist attraction[8].
- Jurong Bird Park's Commons category is recorded as Jurong Bird Park[9].
- January 3, 1971 marks the founding of Jurong Bird Park[10].
- Jurong Bird Park's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 1.32101, 'lon': 103.70703}[11].
- Jurong Bird Park's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Jurong Bird Park[12].
- Jurong Bird Park's Commons gallery is recorded as Jurong Bird Park[13].
- Jurong Bird Park's replaced by is recorded as Bird Paradise[14].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Violaceous Euphonia[15].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Black Swan[16].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Dalmatian Pelican[17].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Mandarin Duck[18].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Humboldt Penguin[19].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Lesser Whistling Duck[20].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Western Barn Owl[21].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Coconut Lorikeet[22].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Grey Crowned Crane[23].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Toco Toucan[24].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Hyacinth Macaw[25].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Victoria Crowned Pigeon[26].
- Jurong Bird Park's species kept is recorded as Red-crested Cardinal[27].
Why It Matters
Jurong Bird Park has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]