Rosamond Gifford Zoo to Host Easter-Themed Egg-Stravaganza EventPosted on March 15, 2024 |
The Rosamond Gifford Zoo invites guests to celebrate Easter early at the Egg-Stravaganza event on March 24. From 10:30-3:30pm, guests can look on as animal specialists bestow various species with Easter-themed enrichment gifts.
Enrichment is a crucial element of animal welfare, stimulating natural instincts and behaviors. While the animals receive consistent enrichment in different forms, unique enrichment experiences like this one represent a break from routine for each species and presents the opportunity to further educate guests on the important role of enrichment. Presenting unusual enrichment items, such as Easter egg-themed treats or toys, provides variety to the special enrichment items that our animals typically interact with.
The Egg-stravaganza begins at 10:30 a.m. on the Wildlife Trail, where the zoo’s two blue cranes will receive their egg-themed enrichment. The fun continues throughout the day and throughout the zoo, with a new gift-giving session every thirty minutes (see schedule below).
With paid admission, guests gain access to view the enrichment sessions, as well as walk the zoo at their leisure.
Schedule:
10:30am Blue Crane
11am Siamang Ape
11:30am Red Panda
12pm Red River Hog
12:30pm Meerkats / Cape Porcupine
1pm Komodo Dragon
1:30pm Andean Bear
2pm Elephant
2:30pm Markhor
3pm Tropical River Exhibit
3:30pm Diversity of Birds Aviary
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