Saint Louis Zoo's #BringTheStlZooToYou Virtual Visits

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Although the Saint Louis Zoo is closed to the public, the animal care team is sharing photos and videos of the animals and lots of information about the zoo your kids are sure to love! 

You'll learn about Hippo Harbor, what zoo volunteers do, the Children's Zoo (and the goats!), zebras, antelopes, stingrays, visit the insectarium, and lots more. 

Visit the #BringTheStlZooToYou presentations anytime at stlzoo.org.

And don't miss Zoom with Saint Louis Zoo Educators every Wednesday at 10 a.m.

 

 

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