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Young Lipchan brought to the zoo autumn harvest for animals

Pupils of the 2nd "B" class of Gymnasium No. 19, together with the class leader and the parent committee, helped the Lipetsk Zoo

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Young Lipchan brought to the zoo autumn harvest for animals

Pupils of the 2nd "B" class of Gymnasium No. 19, together with the class leader and the parent committee, helped the Lipetsk Zoo. The children gathered the autumn harvest and brought it for the animals.

The zoo thanked students and adults for their participation and support. For children, the trip was not only an opportunity to contribute to the care of pets, but also an occasion to learn more about the life of predators.

During the tour, the children watched the feeding of tigers, lions and jaguars. The zoo staff told the students interesting stories and facts about these animals.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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