BGuthrie Photos: UT -- Salt Lake City -- Utah's Hogle Zoo -- Exhibit: Underage Drinking

UT -- Salt Lake City -- Utah's Hogle Zoo -- Exhibit: Underage Drinking:

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[1] HOGLDR_190714_01.JPG	[2] HOGLDR_190714_04.JPG	[3] HOGLDR_190714_07.JPG
[4] HOGLDR_190714_09.JPG	[5] HOGLDR_190714_12.JPG	[6] HOGLDR_190714_15.JPG
[7] HOGLDR_190714_18.JPG	[8] HOGLDR_190714_21.JPG	[9] HOGLDR_190714_24.JPG
[10] HOGLDR_190714_27.JPG	[11] HOGLDR_190714_30.JPG	[12] HOGLDR_190714_36.JPG
[13] HOGLDR_190714_39.JPG	[14] HOGLDR_190714_45.JPG

Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. HOGLDR_190714_01.JPG: Alcohol can scramble a kid's brain. Create a safe habitat. Prevent underage drinking.
2. HOGLDR_190714_04.JPG: Lions, tigers, and beers: All dangerous for developing brains.
3. HOGLDR_190714_07.JPG: Never forget... to set clear rules about not drinking underage.
4. HOGLDR_190714_09.JPG: No underage drinking in your den.
5. HOGLDR_190714_12.JPG: What makes these great apes great is they never give their kids alcohol.
6. HOGLDR_190714_15.JPG: Like polar bears, rules about alcohol should be black & white.
7. HOGLDR_190714_18.JPG: Other families play together and stay alcohol-free together.
8. HOGLDR_190714_21.JPG: "Adolescent alcohol use is not an acceptable rite of passage, but a serious threat to adolescent development and health." -- Former U.S. Surgeon General Kenneth P. Moritsugu, MP, MPH
9. HOGLDR_190714_24.JPG: A happy habitat is a safe habitat.
10. HOGLDR_190714_27.JPG: North American Adolescent (Utahnus Preteenus)
11. HOGLDR_190714_30.JPG: Endangered by drinking alcohol: The adolescent brain
12. HOGLDR_190714_36.JPG: "A child who gets through age 21 without smoking, abusing alcohol or using illegal drugs is virtually certain never to do so." -- Joseph Califano, National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University
13. HOGLDR_190714_39.JPG: Lead the charge against underage drinking.
14. HOGLDR_190714_45.JPG: Keep your head up. Check in on your kids often.
Wikipedia Description: Hogle Zoo
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The Hogle Zoo is a zoo located in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is the state's largest zoo, containing a variety of animals from different ecosystems. The zoo lies across the mouth of Emigration Canyon from This Is The Place Heritage Park.

History:

Hogle Zoo originally started out in Liberty Park, which is located between 500 and 700 East, and 900 and 1300 South in Salt Lake City. The original exhibits consisted of deer, monkeys, an elephant, and various North American birds and mammals. It officially became the Hogle Zoo in the mouth of Emigration Canyon on August 1, 1931 after Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hogle donated a sizeable amount of land. The Hogle Zoo is currently owned by the city of Salt Lake City. It is supported through tax dollars and private donations raised by The Utah Zoological Association. In 2006, the zoo celebrated its 75th year in existence by giving free admission to anyone born in 1931 with proper ID as proof.
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