Plan Around Feeding Wildlife
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Feeding Wildlife Details
Zion National Park is home to a number of wild animals, many of which can be spotted along trails in even some of the more crowded areas of the park. Feeding wild animals is dangerous for both visitors and animals, and is strictly prohibited. Animals fed human food become more at risk for injury and illness, and can pose serious health and safety risks to visitors who come in contact with them. Small actions can have a disastrous effect on wildlife, and visitors are encouraged to help maintain the natural homeostasis between animals and humans.
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