PADUO POCTOBA - Радиопатруль - Кормление животных в ростовском зоопарке - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

For the first time, zoo visitors will be allowed to feed the animals themselves. True, under the supervision of zoologists. This gift is given to Rostovites on the occasion of Wildlife Protection Day - it was celebrated this Thursday - and the long holiday weekend. RR patrol officer Ksenia Zolotareva found out which of the four-legged inhabitants of the zoo is so tame.

Zoologists say that this will be the first and, most likely, the only feeding with the participation of strangers. On March 7 at 1 p.m., those wishing to participate will be welcomed at the enclosures with sika deer and llamas, next to the dinosaur sculpture. Zoologists will talk about the peculiarities of the animals’ diet and distribute prepared delicacies to visitors - apples, carrots, vegetables. The head of the department of ungulates and pachyderms, Alexey Titov, warns that llamas must be fed especially carefully: despite their cute plush appearance, they are quite aggressive animals.

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Last week the zoo celebrated another eco-holiday - Polar Bear Day. Rostov is one of the few cities in Russia where the largest predators on the planet are kept. We have two of them: 12-year-old Yakut and 3-year-old “Kometa”. Changes also await our polar couple - new enclosures will be built for them this year,” said zoo spokeswoman Valeria Lotanova.

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Until recently, there was a third bear in the Rostov Zoo - named Eshka. But in winter, the clubfoot moved to Irkutsk for permanent residence.

The animals will be fed indicatively throughout all 4 holiday days. On March 5, guests are expected in the new winter pavilion for great apes, on March 6 - in the winter room of the elephant colony: ring-tailed lemurs will be fed there, on March 7, as we said, llamas and sika deer are next in line, and on March 8, zoologists are waiting for guests in the winter pavilion " The ark".