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In the Kaluga “Phoenix” operates a gang of “hoofed vandals”

Several moose made a mess on the territory of the rehabilitation center of wild animals and ate delicious things that were presented to them by schoolchildren

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In the Kaluga “Phoenix” operates a gang of “hoofed vandals”

Several moose made a mess on the territory of the rehabilitation center of wild animals and ate tasty snacks, which they gave schoolchildren.

“I didn’t have time to photograph everything, I put it off later. I did not take into account the presence of a group of ungulates vandals who conducted an audit of gifts with tasting and caused an artistic disorder, wrote the head of the center Veronika Matyushina.

She recalled that earlier the center gave gifts to students of the school in the Red town.

As MK in Kaluga reported earlier, Ethnomir does not require a ticket.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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