Go ape At the Assiniboine Park Zoo
>>Hudson the Polar bear cub made his first public appearance at Assiniboine
Park Zoo on Valentine's Day and it was love at first sight. Born at the Toronto Zoo on
Oct. 11, 2011, Hudson now lives at the International Polar Bear Conservation Centre
The brand new Polar Playground
&
is a magnet for kids. An
Pa r k s
and soon, he'll move to a new Journey to Churchill exhibit.
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interactive and educational Arctic
wonderland, it even has an Aurora
Borealis and, of course, polar bears.
PHOTO: Darl
The zoo is home to nearly 200
ene Stack
species and 2,000-plus animals.
Check out lions and tigers, as well
as zebras, camels, cranes, kangaroos
and veritable menagerie of cute
critters, from butterflies to snakes
and exotic beasts.
www.assiniboineparkzoo.ca.
PHOTO: Boris Minkevich / Winnipeg
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