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World Wildlife Day, celebrated on March 3rd, is a special day to appreciate and learn about animals and plants on our planet. It reminds us how important it is to take care of nature and protect wild creatures like tigers, elephants, and rainforests. People all over the world, including schools and communities, join together to share stories, draw pictures, and organize fun events. These activities teach us how to help animals and plants live safely and happily. By caring for wildlife, we make sure Earth remains a beautiful and exciting place for everyone, both today and in the future.
How to celebrate World Wildlife Day?
Start the day by watching a fun animal documentary to learn about cool animals. Then, draw your favorite animal and share it with friends. Visit a local zoo or an animal sanctuary with your family to see and learn about animals up close. If you can't visit, check out live animal cams online. Make animal-themed crafts, like paper plate masks or clay figures. Have an animal-themed lunch with snacks that look like animals, like butterfly sandwiches. Finally, plant a tree or some flowers in your backyard to help provide a better home for local wildlife. Celebrate with a big animal-themed cake!
Where World Wildlife Day is celebrated?
- - International
