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Zoo reflects on past year



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THE events of the past year at Edinburgh Zoo are to be discussed in a special talk next week.
Staff at the Zoo animal department will be reflecting on all the animal news that happened in an illustrated question and answer session on January 24.

Among the topics will be the unveiling of the attraction's latest exhibit, the interactive Rainbow Landings, which allows visitors to feed exotic birds by hand.



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  • Last Updated: 18 January 2008 11:04 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Edinburgh Zoo
 
1

Allan Retentive,

18/01/2008 12:53:35
The time? The venue? Is it open to the public? Is there an admission charge?

Other than that, absolutely cracking news story!
2

I love to eat Sellotape,

18/01/2008 12:55:53
And a great headline, too. Right up there with "Man, 84, dies".

 

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