Pictured: Safari park chimps hunt for Easter eggs
Chimps at a safari park have taken part in an Easter egg hunt as part of a project educating children about animal care.
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Primates living at Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park near Stirling hunted eggs made from papier-mache by primary school children.
Pupils from Kincardine-in-Menteith and Doune primaries created the eggs as part of an enrichment project designed to stimulate the chimps’ curiosity and problem-solving skills.
The eggs were later filled with healthy treats for the chimps to discover.
The project aimed to foster a deeper connection between children and nature, while also highlighting the importance of good animal care.
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