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Summer’s Better Without The Bloodthirsty Mosquitoes
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Hi,The buzzkill of the summer is definitely those annoying, bloodthirsty mosquitoes! They can carry a ton of diseases but they’re also experts at ruining our fun summer activities! How many of our summer evenings have been lost to these uninvited pests? Too many!
Zappify 2.0 is the summer saver that provides powerful mosquito protection so you can enjoy your summer in peace! Using attractive LED lighting to draw insects in and an electric coil to zap them dead, Zappify 2.0 is guaranteed to keep your summer adventures bug-free!
Clip it to your backpack while hiking outdoors or attach it to your bike while you’re cruising the trails.
Zappify 2.0 is compact and portable for perfect on-the-go bug relief.
Don’t miss out on summer because of annoying mosquitoes – ZAP them dead with Zappify 2.0!
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Customer Review
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Norma P.
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“Mosquitoes have always enjoyed feasting on me more than others. I don’t know what it is! Every time I go outdoors, I’m swarmed by these disgusting bugs. I used to be part of an evening walking group but I had to stop because I couldn’t handle all the bites, and the itching and swelling were killing me! Well, not anymore. Zappify ZAPS the mosquitoes before they can ruin my evening! I clip it to my backpack and away I go. I’m finally enjoying my walking group again!”
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arch programs both within the zoo, around the country and even overseas. It works cooperatively with other zoos around the world through studbook keepers, who are responsible for maintaining relevant data on a particular species within a programme to ensure genetic diversity. Wellington Zoo is a full institutional member of the Zoo and Aquarium Association (ZAA). In addition to breeding programmes, the zoo is also involved in several community conservation projects. The Kerer? Discovery Project is a cooperative effort with Zealandia: Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, Te Papa and Pukaha (Mount Bruce). This project aims to make Wellington a better place for kerer?, the native wood pigeon. Places for Penguins is a cooperative effort with the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand to identify and protect nesting areas used by blue penguins around Wellington coastal areas. The zoo has also embarked on the Whitaker's Skink Recovery Programme, an initiative dedicated to breeding and managing Whitaker's skinks. The skinks are considered locally extinct in the Wellington region and the zoo currently cares for 1/6th of the entire surviving population. Te Kohanga The Nest is an animal hospital dedicated to assisting injured wildlife. The hospital contains a salt-water pool designed for rehabilitating injured seabirds. Te Kohanga The Nest opened on 9 December 2009, and has since treated over 5,000 native animals. Patients are brought to the hospital by members of the SPCA, the Department of Conservation, Zealandia, and local members of the com
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