Longleat Safari Park Hyper Lapse Including Monkey Breaking Wiper

A hyper-lapse drives through the Longleat Safari park. Including the dreaded monkey drive-through, where your car is never safe.The cringing moment at the guys in front as they got their wiper broken. Others have lost rubbers of the windscreen wipers and other rubbery parts like antennas and more. Starting the drive through the safari park with the bongo pass, the African village with giraffes, zebras and ostriches. The ostrich looks like it's chasing the giraffe. Then the Welderbeest, past the zebras again, out of the gate and into the next habitat where we were greeted by an Eland. Then comes the monkey drive-through. Lots of monkeys enjoying the ride on the roof of the car. It must be like a fairground ride to them. Then the white Fiat overtook us and unfortunately the monkeys did their thing chewing on the rubber bits, but worse was to come when one of the monkeys was holding on to his wiper and pulled it down that far that it was all limp. Not sure if this is an easy fix or quite an expensive one. Remember when you see the car whizzing through the drive-through, it is a timelapse and I have cut out some bits as well and replaced some bits as we went through the whole safari three times. Including monkeys, yes the car is still in one piece, not sure how we managed that, but even though is an old car you're still happy to get out at the other end without any damage. Anyway, so we never sped through the drive and were always aware of the monkeys. The Ankole Watusi Cattle came next, then a camel blogged the road. A safari car came and guided it from the road. Then one of the best bit was filming a camel, I told it to give me a smile, and so it did. lol The next stop was the deer family. A quick stop to buy some food. We had the pleasure of feeding the stag with his amazing Antlers. The young buck in front was more interested in the front of our car. Moving on past Anne the Elephant. She was rescued from a circus where they treated her badly. She can now enjoy her new 994m² purpose-built home at Longleat with 24 hours outside access. Past the rhinos and the Bongos. Next are the big cats, of course, windows closed now. First the Tigers, then the lions with the male that couldn't stop yawning and pulling a funny face while doing so. Make sure to watch all the videos from Longleat here ......... including the lionesses that loved their grooming session. The cheetahs were lying in the grass. We saw the wolves in the next and last habitat. At the end a quick look at the Longleat house.