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MaarivCulture

Safari Animals Compete in Election-Style Campaign at Ramat Gan Zoo

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The Ramat Gan Safari is hosting an election-style event where animals are campaigning for votes, each representing a specific value. Staff are preparing creative campaigns including songs and speeches. The winners will be announced on Tuesday, in a unique initiative to engage visitors with the animals and core values.

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  • Ramat Gan Safari animals are campaigning in an election-style event.
  • Each animal candidate represents a specific value and department.
  • Staff are creating campaign materials like songs, signs, and speeches.
  • The election results will be revealed on Tuesday.
  • The event aims to engage visitors with animals and values.

The Ramat Gan Safari is holding an election-style event where various animals are campaigning for votes. Each animal represents not only its species and department but also a core value. The event aims to engage visitors and staff in a unique election simulation.

Preparations are underway, with different departments creating campaign songs, designing signs and t-shirts, and rehearsing speeches. The safari is transforming into a vibrant election arena on election day, with staff cheering for their animal candidates using signs, shirts, songs, and speeches, all infused with humor and affection for the animals.

The event culminates on Tuesday, when the winners will be announced, determining which animal and department has garnered the most support and will lead the "race." The safari hopes this initiative will foster a deeper connection between visitors and the animals, highlighting important values through this playful competition.

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