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West Mid Safari Park’s ‘biggest year’

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Published: 23 February 2018
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WMSP is celebrating birthdays this year, including that of baby giraffe Fennessy

West Midland Safari Park turns 45 this year, and is expecting 2018 to be its best year yet.

It has a full schedule of events, including the opening of its brand new prehistoric exhibit – Ice Age – in spring.

Continuing the journey from The Land of the Living Dinosaurs exhibit, the £1m project will feature a volcano, ice cave and ferocious, life-sized animals, taking guests on an interactive exploration through time.

Visitors will be able to walk among a woolly mammoth, a smilodon and a paracatherium, to name a few.

The Park is also the official Education Partner for Worcester Stands Tall – a public art exhibition of decorated giraffe sculptures due to be dotted around the streets of Worcester during the summer of 2018.

Visit wmsp.co.uk

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