A scary day at the zoo

Boo at the Zoo featuring the horror house and activities for the whole family in celebration of Halloween.

Nthabiseng Madumo

November 2, 2014

Kagiso Nkuna, Shamiela Ebrahim (Marketing co-ordinator), Johannah Moeng (Senior events co-ordinator) and Khonani Mulibana.

The National Zoological Gardens of South Africa hosted a Halloween celebration on Saturday.

The mini-festival featured a traditional ghost house, familiy activities and some interaction with animals.

“It was all about fun with an educational and spooky edge to it,” said, the zoo spokesperson, Craig Allenby.

He said Halloween is an excuse to carve some creepy-looking faces on pumpkins, brave a ghost house and learn more about some of the scarier species in the natural kingdom.

Many visitors enjoyed the activities and several children cried by the time they got out of the ghost house.

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The spooky ghost house.

The crew of the spooky ghost house.

Fellow Zoo partner with, Nancy Sekete and Nzilah Ebrahim.

Obakeng Shuma, Reitumetse Moloto and Mbalenhle Mnguni.

Khonani Mulibana, Ontiretse Moeng and Kagiso Nkuna.

Nasirah Mohamed Ali and Layoan Ebrahim.

Kagiso Nkuna, Shamiela Ebrahim (Marketing co-ordinator), Johannah Moeng (Senior events co-ordinator) and Khonani Mulibana.

Ontiretse Moeng

Junior Mokoma, Olebogeng Mafoko (Webmaster) and Kagiso Nkuna.

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