Zoo allows visitors to name a mask after their ex and bell bears eat it

Do you need a way to get back on your ex this Valentine’s Day? Not look further than Columbus Zoo and Aquarium.

From now on February 12, donors can pay $ 15 to name a super mask after their ex, or anyone who has buggled them. Randhir and Heiderose, the zoo’s resident Dovbörnar, will devour and slip the worms through an enrichment tube. As a gift, the donors will receive a 30-45-second personal video with Bears’ snack time.

“Not only will you have a good laugh, but you will also support world -class animal care and important conservation efforts,” the zoo wrote on its Website. “It’s a win for you, The Sloth Bears and the Planet!”

Alternatively, in a loving mood, they can buy a much sweeter gift this valentine day.

“For the romantics out there, gift your beloved a blanket heart that our penguins will use to build their nests,” Zoo writes at Facebook.

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For $ 30, the donors will get a video showing the penguins that get filled hearts with beloved names on them. The Zoo recommends that the donors make their orders of February 9 to get their videos on Valentine’s Day.

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is not the only wildlife park that offers unique gifts for lover or ex-lovers.

January 16 X: “Valentine’s Day creeps up again. Only one gift has six legs and an irresistible aura of romance. That’s right! Name a Bronx Zoo Madagaskar Bevy Kackerlacka After your special someone and spell out your love for them in big, bold, bug letters. ”

Zoo offers its “Name -A -Roach” certificates for $ 15. Or, sensors can choose $ 35 certificates and virtual meeting with one of the cockroaches.

“Naming a Roach is a valentine’s tradition for us. Roses and chocolate come and go, but cockroaches last an eternity – just like our love, ”wrote Susie, one of Zoo’s Roach Namers.