A family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILANA family visits the first-ever Philippine Biodome at the Manila Ocean Park in Manila. The new attraction allows visitors to walk through a self-contained, human-made ecosystem inside a greenhouse-like dome, which is designed to preserve and exhibit a robust collection of plant life as well as land and aquatic animals. PHOTOS BY RENE H. DILAN