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2015 Jr. Zoologist Spring Camps for 7-12 yrs

The Jr. Zoologist Spring Break camp is running from Monday, March 23 – Friday, March 27 from 9:00am – 4:00pm.

Each day will focus on different types of based on our theme Antlers and Horns. It will include a walking safari to see the animals we will be focusing on that day, a train ride, educational crafts, games, and activities.

Monday: Antlers and Horns: An Overview  Why do some animals have antlers and others have horns? What are the differences between the two and what purpose do these impressive parts have? We have a large collection of animal horns and antlers to hold and inspect close up Tuesday: North America  Learn about some of the animals that live on our continent; , , Caribou, Roosevelt Elk, and are just a few of the animals we’ll discover. Learn how they survive the four seasons and defend themselves against predators like the Arctic Wolf and the Coyote Wednesday: Asia  Pere David deer, Sika Deer, , and Zebu are some of the animals that live on the largest continent in the world and we have them here at the . Some of these animals are extinct in the wild and you’ll learn why and what is being done to reintroduce them into their native habitats Thursday: Africa  Which African animal has ossicones and why is there a one horned at the Greater Vancouver Zoo? Learn all about our horned African animals and imagine what it’s like to live amongst Lions and Cheetahs Friday: Conservation and the Greater Vancouver Zoo  What is the Survival Plan and how does it impact the Scimitar Horned and the Pere David Deer? Help out the Oregon Spotted Frog by removing some invasive species…you’ll definitely need your rubber boots on this day but it’ll be worth it

5048 – 264th Street, Aldergrove, BC, Canada V4W 1N7 Ph: 604.856.6825, ext. 26 Fax: 604.856.6857 JJrr.. ZZoooollooggiisstt Email: [email protected] www.gvzoo.com CCaammpp IInnffoorrmmaattiioonn