Bristol Zoo Project is set to host one of the biggest Easter egg hunts of the year.
Seven prize-winning golden eggs are to be hidden at mystery locations across the South West and Wales for the zoo's week-long Great South West Egg Hunt, with three of them in Somerset.
The event will take place from Saturday, March 29 to Friday, April 4, with a shiny golden tin egg hidden in a different location each day, stretching from Devon to Cardiff.
The zoo will provide video clues on its social media accounts each morning of the hunt, leaving it to the public to track down the eggs.
The 15-centimetre-high eggs will win the finder tickets to the Bristol Zoo Project and a cuddly animal toy.
The zoo's public engagement manager, Rosie Sims, said: "Everyone loves an egg hunt, and we thought we'd have a bit of extra fun this year and spread the Easter celebrations far and wide.
"We welcome visitors to the zoo from across the South West and Wales and want to make sure everyone has a chance to take part and win, even if they don't live close by.
"Of course, the excitement doesn't stop there, and over the holidays we'll be unveiling our fun and fact-filled Easter Egg-splorers trail at the zoo too.
"So, if you miss the Great South West Egg Hunt, we'll also be hiding a golden egg somewhere in the zoo each day of the holidays (5-27 April) with some fantastic prizes up for grabs, ranging from a zoo membership to an animal experience."
To participate in the egg hunt, people should look out for the video clues posted on Bristol Zoo Project's Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok channels each morning, from Saturday, March 29 to Friday, April 4.
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