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Natali Reinoso, left, Erinne Serrano and Grace Reinoso painted tombstones for extinct animals.
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Animal Handler Chris Lake lets kids touch Oscar the American Alligator. From left are Kelly Skelton, Donovan Skelton and Emma Brussell.
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Sara Marshall tied a cutout of an endangered bird around the neck of her daughter, Scarlett while Steve Marshall worked on another.
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Jake Renard, 2, got a chance to pet Waffle the Lizard.
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Last weekend, the Center for Science Teaching and Learning at the Tanglewood Preserve celebrated World Wildlife Day.
The center had an afternoon and fun and interesting activities planned for kids. They spent the day learning about endangered and extinct animals and how to help them. Kids made gravestones for extinct species and learned how to identify some endangered species.
And, of course, they got to meet some of the animals at CSTL.
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