"Boo at the Zoo" returns to Jackson

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"Boo at the Zoo" returns to Jackson

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JACKSON, MS (Mississippi News Now) -

"Boo at the Zoo" returned to Jackson on Saturday night.

There were pumpkins, even Superman made an appearance for a fun night at the Jackson Zoo.

Youngsters rode the carousel and picked up a lot of tasty treats for the price of admission to the zoo.

More than 1,500 little ghosts and goblins were expected to participate.

Even a few adults dressed up for fun.

Zoo workers say this annual event is a safe alternative to trick or treating on the streets.

"Boo at the Zoo" will return next weekend.

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