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Animal treats at the zoo

Every year, Osnabrück Zoo offered free admission for children up to the age of 16 on Christmas Eve. Many families took advantage of the offer despite the rainy weather. In a competition, four families were given the chance to take part in gift-wrapping for the animals. Among others, a wolverine...

A wolverine curiously examines a cardboard box in rainy weather on Christmas Eve at Osnabrück Zoo.....aussiedlerbote.de
A wolverine curiously examines a cardboard box in rainy weather on Christmas Eve at Osnabrück Zoo. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Christmas - Animal treats at the zoo

Every year, Osnabrück Zoo offered free admission for children up to the age of 16 on Christmas Eve. Many families took advantage of the offer despite the rainy weather. In a competition, four families were given the chance to take part in gift-wrapping for the animals. Among others, a wolverine and a reindeer were presented with a box with the inscription "Merry Christmas" - packed with treats.

Osnabrück Zoo

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  1. Due to the tradition on Saint's Eve, Osnabrück Zoo in Lower Saxony extends free entry for children, even during the rainy weather.
  2. The animals at Osnabrück Zoo in Osnabrück eagerly await their special Christmas presents, including the wolverine and reindeer.
  3. To celebrate Christmas, families visit Osnabrück Zoo, where children participate in a gift-wrapping competition for the animals, offering treats hand-picked as presents.
  4. Annual Christmas traditions at Osnabrück Zoo include offering children's admission for free, long-running events that bring joy to the animals and children alike.
  5. As it gets closer to Christmas Eve, animals at Osnbрюck Zoo in Lower Saxony prepare for the holiday by expecting special presents prepared lovingly by children and families who visit the zoo.

Source: www.stern.de

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