The aim is to educate visitors on the evolution of animals and the link between the modern-day species
The new dinosaur exhibits are set to take learning prehistoric with the aim of educating visitors on the evolution of animals and the link between the modern-day species in the zoo and their Jurassic ancestors.
Education officer, John Fisher said: “Belfast Zoo is here to inspire, engage and educate our visitors, as well as to actively participate in conservation action for threatened species and habitats. "Most young children are fascinated by dinosaurs, and studies suggest that curiosity boosts learning. Zoo manager, Alyn Cairns continued:“Our new dinosaur exhibits are just the start of our dinosaur journey. The role of a modern zoo is to conserve a wide range of animal species and their habitats and promote education amongst visitors.
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