The Toronto Zoo held it’s 21st Annual Easter “Egg”-Stravaganza during the Easter long weekend from April 2 to April 5. The event featured a visit from the Easter bunny along with Easter treats for children participating in the zoo’s passport activity program.
Special exhibits were decorated with Easter eggs created by volunteers and students. The environmentally and health-friendly papier-mâché eggs were made of brown paper bag, whole wheat flour, water, non-toxic paint and were stuffed with nutritious treats to provide enrichment for the animals.
Animal feedings and zoo talks enhanced the event. Special displays included polar bears in the new Tundra Trek and Nassir, the zoo’s newest addition to the gorilla family.
Zoo visitors enjoying the sunshine during the Easter long weekend.
School group on its way to the Tundra Trek exhibit at the Toronto Zoo.
Families checking out the new Tundra Trek exhibit.
Tundra Trek polar bear aquarium.
Polar bear at the new Tundra Trek.
Papier mache Easter eggs decorate the gorilla exhibit.
Papier mache Easter eggs. Some were filled with treats for the animals to enjoy.
Baby Nassir with his mother, Nagozi.
Volunteers stamping activity passports for children at the Easter Egg-Stravaganza.
Eggs decorate the stamp station.
Papier mache eggs made by students and volunteers decorate the exhibits.
The Easter bunny joined the festivities, stopping for photos with the excited children.
Spring has bloomed at the Toronto Zoo.
