Christmas At The Zoo

  • December 15, 2020
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Catholic Church celebrates the great feast – Christmas. This holiday is loved by both adults and children. Christmas trees, ornaments, gifts – from this Christmas rush there is no cure, but it is not necessary. However, Christmas love, not only people but also our brethren smaller. On this day, the animals in various zoos of the world were tasty gifts.

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