Especially for the Passover special feeding on the safari • Along with the snouts and monkeys we will see the surprising reactions • And - a fascinating encounter between two varieties, which usually do not work out • View

Continuing the "Israel Today" broadcast tradition, Safari spokeswoman Sagit Horowitz takes us on another fascinating tour on the holiday evening. This time, we will get to know the matzo.

Photo: Gil Kramer

Let’s start with the Snoutmen, who are particularly charming, all-consuming creatures that belong to the Rakonian family. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet them during their meal and also to hear about the special enrichments that therapists prepare for the South American Native Americans. Beyond that, you can hear about the females who run the affairs and the nests they build on the trees.

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From there we will go to the gorillas and see how they first respond to eating matzos, and why the safari monkeys go to a special menu in honor of Passover.

And for dessert, we will meet the chimps who miss visitors so much and to add more joy and excitement to their lives, Reptile's caretaker Rachel will meet them with new friends: a blue-tongued lizard, red-legged turtles and a catchy python snake.