TORONTO (AP) The latest in a long line of toronto attractions to be pulled from the cityscape after being described as a “scorpion-themed” zoo, is a new and surprisingly popular attraction for children.

The Toronto Zoo opened last summer as a six-day event in which kids and adults alike could see a live scorpion crawl around and interact with a “pet” scorpion.

A few days after the opening, the zoo closed and the city shut down.

But the Toronto Zoo is coming back to life this weekend, with a new six-month-old program to bring the scorpion experience to children and adults, with some new elements.

The park’s new “Zoo Kids” program will bring a live-and-let-live “scorch-fest” of live scorpions to kids in the park and around the city, with the goal of bringing more kids into the attraction and making it more accessible to families, said director Rob Matson.

“This is not a gimmick,” Matson said.

As part of the new program, the attraction will feature a live animal that will interact with the kids as well as a live, animated snake.

Visitors will be able to try out a live snake and interact, including with the snake, as well a live frog that will be part of a live entertainment show.

Other highlights of the “ZoKids” experience include an interactive exhibit, where you can walk around the exhibit and interact and even have a “stalk” of the animal, with live scorpian eyes and a voice-activated voice asking for your questions and answers.

There will also be a live “tent-camp” with a tent where children can hang out and experience the “Scorpion’s Savage,” an interactive experience where kids can “experience the scorpionic experience.”

“We’re bringing back a lot of things, but the core of it is just bringing kids together with the scorpian,” Mactaggart said.

“We’re putting them in a room, they’re learning together.

We want them to have a really good experience with the experience and then we’ll give them a reward.”

The attraction will be open on Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. and on Saturday from noon until 6 p,m.

Tickets for the zoo’s “Zoolabies” will be $1.50 each, with adults paying $2.50.

Zoo Kidz is a part of an effort by the zoo to create a program to reach children.

“I think the children are the best ambassadors of the zoo,” Mascart said of the program.

For the kids, “the zoo is like their home,” he said.

Kids will be given the opportunity to see a “live scorpion, and it’s a little bit different than what we’re used to seeing in the zoo, which is the live snake that’s going around.

When they go in there and see a scorpion that’s live, they feel like they can interact with it, and they can see what they’re going to see.””

It’s a different experience that they’re getting out of it,” Marnat said.

A spokesperson for the Toronto Zoological Society, which owns and operates the zoo said it is “working closely with the Toronto City Health Department to ensure the safety and well-being of all animals, including the captive-bred, live animals.

The Toronto Zoo was one of the first zoo attractions to come back to Toronto after being shut down, with new attractions opening in 2016.

But the park was soon hit by a severe financial crisis, and reopened last summer.

At the time, the city of Toronto shut down the park, which had been a city-owned park since 1984.

Its closure had the city unable to provide enough funding to maintain the facility.

The zoo closed for the rest of the year.

According to Mascard, the new zoo program will allow the zoo and the park to continue working together in order to keep the parks operating.