Animals-jewels, quilling and a wonderful mood!
10 March 2010
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During these holiday days, when you want so much a warm weather, spring and a good mood, Tula Exotarium organized for all its visitors a nice surprise. Secondly: Only during these three days real jewels appeared at the public exhibit. The diamond python was demonstrating unusual patters for which it received its name. The emerald python was striking the visitors with the depth of the green colouration, and the ruby milk snake was playing with red tinges. The golden tree pit viper was sparkling with graceful eye-lashes, and the diamond dove and jewelled lizard – with placers of precious stones in their plumage and colouration. 
Firstly: The dinosaur which is standing at the entrance of Exotarium, also dressed itself up. On its neck it had beads of huge pearls, and on its paw – a pearl bracelet. Nobody could pass such beauty without turning around and smiling.
Thirdly: All wishing visitors tried themselves in an ancient art of creating pictures of paper ribbons – quilling, of which even the English princess Elizabeth was fond. Both children and adults were twisting, squeezing, stretching and folding with enthusiasm many-coloured paper ribbons into the shapes of flowers and animals. Everybody was taking these small masterpieces to their homes as gifts for their mothers. Beside the collaborators of Exotarium, Yelena Venglinskaya and her daughter Olga, the collaborator and the pupil of Gymnasium N 1, were conducting the master-class on kwilling for the visitors.
