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How Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is Keeping Animals Cool During the Heatwave

How Lincoln Zoo is keeping its animals cool in heatwave  BBC

How Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is Keeping Animals Cool During the Heatwave

Title: How Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is Ensuring the Comfort of Animals Amidst the Heatwave

As Lincolnshire navigates through a notably hot spell, it’s not just the local residents’ welfare under scrutiny. The team at the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is also taking significant steps to make sure their animals stay cool and relaxed amidst the escalating temperatures. A host of precautions have been put into action, such as affording added shade, replenishing water supplies regularly, and even treating the animals to ice-cold nibbles. These measures are fundamental in warranting the broad spectrum of species housed in the park can gracefully withstand the heat wave. With this, visitors can relish their time at the park, secure in the knowledge that the resident animals are being very well taken care of.

This story was adapted from an original report featured on news.google.com by The Lincoln Post.

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