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    Zoo ‘I Spy’ event replaces Easter egg hunt
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    Zoo ‘I Spy’ event replaces Easter egg hunt

    Ally Dillinger, 5 years ago
    MINOT, N.D. – “We have poster board eggs – 3 feet high – that will be placed in the various habitats,” said Jennifer Kleen, executive director of the Greater Minot Zoological Society. She said a participant can “find all 12 or tell us a certain spot (or spots) and they can get a treat.” The treat is a special cookie from Kalix.

    Normal zoo admission winter fees are charged: adults, $5.50; and $3.50 for kids 3-12. Kids 2 and under are free. There will be no extra charge for the “I Spy” event. Currently, the zoo is open daily except Sundays.

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