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ADVISORY/World's Largest Termite Touches Down in Sacramento; Sacramento Zoo to Host Interactive Termite Exhibit to Educate, Entertain Local Kids and Homeowners.


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ADVISORY...for Tuesday Tuesday: see week.  - Thursday Thursday: see week.  (June June: see month.  29 - July July: see month.  1)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

Termidor(R) Termite termite or white ant, common name for a soft-bodied social insect of the order Isoptera. Termites are easily distinguished from ants by comparison of the base of the abdomen, which is broadly joined to the thorax in termites; in ants, there is  Control


WHO:        Sacramento Zoo
            Termidor(R) Termite Control

WHAT:       The 2004 Towering Termite Tour, the world's largest
            traveling interactive termite exhibit housed in a
            two-story high inflatable termite, is swarming into
            Sacramento. Designed to educate and entertain kids and
            their parents, the belly of this bug (which is 69,000
            times the size of a real termite) houses terrariums of
            real termite colonies, unusual materials attacked by
            termites like piano keys and magazines, fun learning
            games, strange but true termite facts (for every human on
            Earth, entomologists calculate there may be as many as
            1,000 pounds of termites!) and valuable take home
            information for parents. Admission to the event is free
            with entrance to the Sacramento Zoo.

WHERE:      Sacramento Zoo
            3930 West Land Park Drive
            Sacramento, CA 95822

WHEN:       Tuesday, June 29  10am to 4pm
            Wednesday, June 30  10am to 4pm
            Thursday, July 1  10am to 4pm

WHY:        Sacramento is in the heart of termite country, and
            Termidor Termite Control has created the Towering Termite
            Tour to educate families about the newest, most effective
            ways to protect their homes from costly termite damage,
            while providing an enriching and entertaining science
            exhibit to curious youngsters.


B-Roll and high resolution photography available upon request. Footage includes children and adults commenting on tour exhibits and termite damage, sound bites sound bite
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 from Nationally Syndicated home improvement expert Tom Kraeutler Tom Kraeutler is a home improvement broadcast journalist and author.

Tom co-hosts (with Leslie Segrete) the nationally syndicated “Money Pit Home Improvement Radio Show” broadcast on more than 200 stations every weekend, with an audience of more than 4 million
, interior and exterior views of the Towering Termite, logos, and signage.
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