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em Institute of Public Health in Ireland, Ireland
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Resumo:
Visiting an animal attraction, zoo or wildlife park is a great way to get children out and about in the summer months. It's hugely popular with schools and parents, with at least 700,000 children visiting farms on the island of Ireland every year. It's also an environment where children can get up close with animals. Animals can carry germs which are harmless to them, but could make you verysick, so make sure your children know how to keep themselves safe. safefood's welly-wearing cow, Suzie Moo, has some simple advice.