1. Print out on thin card or paper then glue to heavier card
2. Cut out mask
3. Cut out eye holes
4. Cut out very small holes on both sides of the face and thread with string/elastic
Masks
Just when you thought your kids couldn't get any wilder, look what we've made - Wild Wild Whipsnade animal masks.
Transform your wild ones
Wild Wild Whipsnade takes you and your kids on a journey of discovery, immersing the whole family in the sights and sounds of awe-inspiring animals that once free roamed in this forgotten time.
To get your kids in the mood for a really wild day out, here's a selection of ready to print off and cut off colourful masks.
They will help bring playtime to life and are a great way to teach your children about the beasts of Old England, the Zoo's newest arrivals.
Instructions
Are you ready for some flashes of animal magic?
Visitors now get the extra treat of seeing award-winning animal photography on their next visit as the ZSL Animal Photography Prize goes on display.
Read more: http://www.zsl.org/zsl-whipsnade-zoo/news/flashes-of-animal-magic
Seems like more of our animals have taken to this 'follow the leader' game.
Our rockhoppers have been playing 'follow the leader'. It's like our human version but involves more hopping.
Visitor Hannah Okeefe has found our legendary resident... NINJA PANDA!*
*Also known as our young red panda called Indigo
Keep sending in your #FanFriday zoo snaps.
Think giant pandas are fussy about food? Giant pandas eat almost every part of bamboo but a red panda only likes to eat the young shoots and leaves. A very fussy dinner date!
Smile for the camera!
#FanFriday by Sandra Brain - keep sending in your amazing zoo photographs.
Do you like Scott's new hat? We haven't the heart to tell him it's just some leaves.
We think our rockhoppers are quite enjoying their new view.
Happy Valentine's Day!
This lovely photo is by Sandra Brain.
A very cuddly #FanFriday by Andrew Monger.
No it's not a teddy bear, it's one of our lynxes.