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July Enrichment Themes

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Editor's Note: Every day at CHCI we put out a wide variety of enrichment items for the chimpanzees, usually based around some theme. Here are the themes from the 31 days of July 2008.
  1. Bad hair day (for caregivers)
  2. Cocoon day
  3. Shopping day
  4. 4th of July
  5. General enrichment
  6. General enrichment
  7. Outside day
  8. Pirate day
  9. Spice Girls day
  10. Space day
  11. Farm & barnyard day
  12. General enrichment
  13. General enrichment
  14. Truman Capote Day
  15. Sick day
  16. Theatre day
  17. Glow in the dark day
  18. Loulis day
  19. General enrichment
  20. General enrichment
  21. Frozen day
  22. Reality TV day
  23. Make chimpcare people do weird things day
  24. Tri-forage day (forages at all three meals)
  25. Washoe day
  26. General enrichment
  27. General enrichment
  28. General enrichment
  29. Ugly things day
  30. Rainforest day
  31. Tourist day
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