Fountain Park visitors get to grips with wild animals

By The Newsroom
Published 4th Apr 2016, 08:03 BST
Updated 4th Apr 2016, 08:07 BST
Amy Cluness, 4, gets to grips with Thorn the Lesser Hedgehog Tenerec from Madagascar which is closer related to an Elephant than the European Hedgehog. Picture: Toby WilliamsAmy Cluness, 4, gets to grips with Thorn the Lesser Hedgehog Tenerec from Madagascar which is closer related to an Elephant than the European Hedgehog. Picture: Toby Williams
Amy Cluness, 4, gets to grips with Thorn the Lesser Hedgehog Tenerec from Madagascar which is closer related to an Elephant than the European Hedgehog. Picture: Toby Williams

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FIVE Sisters Zoo took its residents to Fountain Park, where visitors including Amy Cluness, four, got to grips with Thorn the lesser hedgehog tenerec from Madagascar, which is a closer relation of the elephant than the European hedgehog. Meanwhile, Nathan Brown, six, met Jaycee the corn snake.

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