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Two-minute mystery: Researchers at Fort Worth Zoo to observe solar eclipse effects on animals

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The last total solar eclipse to pass over Fort Worth took place in 1878. Fort Worth will experience about 2.5 minutes of totality, or the point of the eclipse where the moon fully covers the sun. Zoo guests will receive a pair of eclipse glasses as they arrive and have a chance to document their own animal observations.

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Two-minute mystery: Researchers at Fort Worth Zoo to observe solar eclipse effects on animals

The Fort Worth Zoo will be at the center of a high-profile animal behavior study during the April 8 total solar eclipse.

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