I attend LA Zoo Camps + become a member (membership local trip)
I can't be a volunteer in the zoo. It needs to be between 14 and 18 years old to be eligible. So before that, I continued to join the zoo membership and participated in local tours of the member's when I had time.
Los Angeles Zoo Camp experience and practical support for animals through membership (three years of experience).Continue to be passionate about animals and participate in LA ZOO's summer camp in the summer of 2023, so as to get to know and get closer to animals at a closer distance.
Every day for a week at the LA zoo camp you will learn about different animals each day. But, I only got to go to camp for two days because I had to rush to Taiwan because my grandpa was sick. Even though it was only two days I still had a very fun time. I also learned a lot.
The second day of summer camp activities⋯⋯
She said that since they only had 2 hours to make it, the teacher allowed each of them to create a small "Natural Park" freely.
#I think that the theme animal of her Natural Park this time was "P-22’s Habitat"; she said that the teacher told them the story of P-22, and she wanted to use it as the theme to commemorate it...
"P-22 is our best-known male mountain lion, known as the "Hollywood Cat," and he is a resident of Griffith Park, Los Angeles. He is approximately 12 years old, making him one of the oldest cats in our study. For For a cat in the wild, that's a very old cat!
P-22 is unique in that it somehow made its way from the west into Griffith Park on the east side of the Santa Monica Mountains, where it gave birth to P-1 and an unknown lioness. That means it likely crossed two of Los Angeles' major highways: the 405 and 101, while other lions have died trying to accomplish this feat.
His safe entry into and life in the park proves that there is still room for wildness in Los Angeles... P-22 lived an extraordinary life and captured the hearts of many in Los Angeles and beyond.
Although P-22 has passed away, it showed us the challenges and possibilities facing Los Angeles wildlife, and we will be analyzing its data for many years to come. "
I am very happy that I has this opportunity to get to know and get in touch with the animals she loves so much, which makes the animal world in her heart even stronger🤭, thank the Jesus.
#Los angeleszoosummercamp-day 2
# coincide with "American National Day"
#Summer Camp at the Los Angeles Zoo, 2023
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