Penguin Day at Wuppertal Zoo: Up Close with Threatened Species & Supporting Conservation
Mark your calendars for Penguin Day at the Wuppertal Zoo! This special event promises a fun-filled day dedicated to our feathered friends, with a focus on threatened penguin species. Get ready for live feedings, guided tours, and interactive activities, all while supporting a great cause.
Penguin Day kicks off with live feeding sessions of African penguins, exclusively available on this day. Visitors can witness these fascinating birds up close and learn about their habits and needs.
The Wuppertal Zoo Association is offering a unique opportunity to sponsor these delightful creatures. On Penguin Day, you can become a penguin sponsor at half price at the information booth.
Guided tours will be available throughout the day, catering to both families and adults. These tours offer an in-depth look into the world of penguins, providing valuable insights and education.
But that's not all! Penguin Day is packed with interactive events for all ages. Kids can enjoy face painting and craft activities, while everyone can try their luck in the raffle.
All proceeds from Penguin Day will go towards supporting SANCCOB, an organization dedicated to protecting endangered African penguins in their natural habitat. By attending this event, you'll not only have a fantastic day but also contribute to a worthy cause. So, don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to celebrate and support these remarkable birds.
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