Scots children keen to learn about animals will get amazing access to their favourite beasts thanks to Blair Drummond Safari Park.
Staff at the popular tourist attraction have started live feed videos from the park to let children see what goes on while the park is closed.
Despite a nationwide lockdown because of the coronavirus outbreak, Blair Drummond staff are still working away to keep its 350 animals well cared for.
Keeper Shonagh Bell said: "I know it's disappointing at the moment that the park is closed but hopefully everyone understands the reasons why.
"What we are going to be doing here at the safari park in the meantime is for the first time every Blair Drummond Safari PArk will be going live on Facebook
"Each week we will be taking you to meet a different animal. We will be teaching you all a bout them, all the key facts and information and all the little things that they get up to to keep us on our toes.
"This is a really great opportunity for any homeschoolers who would like to take a break from doing maths or spelling to join us and ask us any questions that they may have."
Shonagh says following each live video kids will have the opportunity to answer a few questions on what they just learned.
The first live feed video will enter the habitat of the Red Ruffed Lemurs - one of the cutest and rarest animals at the Park.
You can catch up on all Blair Drummond Safari Park videos on their Facebook page.
