COMPEITION: You'll be wild about this prize

Voted the most popular tourist attraction in the Midlands by children and parents, West Midland Safari Park has some of the coolest animals around in the amazing four-mile safari.

There’s a fantastic exhibit called ‘Realm of the Indian Rhino’. And, cheetah - the fastest land animal on earth; along with the UK’s largest pride of rare and mysterious white lions; stunning white tigers; giraffe as tall as a double-decker bus; famous elephants that can paint and play football; African rhino that freely roam the animal reserves; mischievous African wild dogs; North American timber wolves and a mob of pure white wallabies, to name just a few. The amazing self-drive, all-weather, safari covers an area of four miles and you can even drive around as many times as you like.

There’s a discovery trail with a variety of splendid all-weather attractions like Twilight Cave to see free flying bats, jumping rats and the extraordinary Aye aye; Seaquarium to view wonderful creatures of the deep; TV Star Mark O’Shea’s Reptile World with its incredible collection of snakes and reptiles from all around the globe – who knows you may even meet Mark O’Shea when he presents his special Reptile Encounters. There’s Creepy Crawlies - home to creatures that haunt the night and friendly animal encounters along with a sea lion Show performed several times each day to packed audiences. You can also visit the hippo lakes, home to the largest family group – or pod - of hippo in the country, with its wonderful viewing platform high above the lake.

The Safari Express Train ride takes the direct route from the car park to the amusement area, which is packed with all kinds of fun rides and attractions, including some awesome rides like the Black Fly, Twister, Wild River Rafting, Rhinocoaster, Zambezi Water Splash and Venom.

Each ticket admits a family of up to four people into the park, before it closes for wintertime on November 4. Whilst amusement rides are not included as part of the prize, multi ride wristbands and ride tickets are available to purchase on the day.

For more information, visit www.wmsp.co.uk.

To be in with a chance of winning, just answer the following question: Which TV star presents Reptile Encounters at the safari park?

Please include your name and address with your entries. Closing date is Wednesday, February 16 at noon. Usual rules apply and the editor's decision is final.