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Elmwood Park Zoo Stan Huskey Jerry Spinelli

Name: Elmwood Park Zoo Stan Huskey Jerry Spinelli
SKU: BELL-51848030
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (22 reviews)

SKU: BELL-51848030

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Elmwood Park Zoo Stan Huskey Jerry Spinelli instant download after payment.

Publisher: Arcadia Publishing Inc.

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 24.47 MB

Pages: 161

Author: Stan Huskey; Jerry Spinelli

ISBN: 9781439655061, 1439655065

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Elmwood Park Zoo Stan Huskey Jerry Spinelli by Stan Huskey; Jerry Spinelli 9781439655061, 1439655065 instant download after payment.

Elmwood Park Zoo was established in 1924 when roughly 16 acres of land and a small group of animals were donated to the borough of Norristown. Although the early years of the zoo were more akin to a small farm, it has gone through an extensive expansion during the past few decades. This expansion and the continued revitalization of Elmwood Park Zoo include some notable residents, such as the zoo's owl, who has become the mascot of Temple University, and its bald eagle, a sideline regular for the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles. The zoo today, with new features including a zip line and a giraffe exhibit, looks to the future, with plans for even more exhibits, a new restaurant, and an additional 20 acres yet to be developed.