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and dr. dyer, was right. the e. coli in j.j.'s mouth was not the dangerous kind. but e. petting zoos. >> we want to make sure it's safe for all children. >> we washed all the hands with hand sanitizer. really important to us. >> reporter: take it from this day care worker in charge of 20 kids. the secret to success at the petting zoo is to take the memories home. >> hello. >> reporter: but not the germs. even if you do get something like e. coli on your hands, no need to panic because it does not soak into your skin. you're only at risk if it gets into your system through your nose or your mouth. after a petting zoo visit, all you need to do is some thorough hand washing. remember to say your abcs while you're doing it. make sure you do a good job. and keep in mind that hand sanitizer will also do the trick. it is as simple as that. >> all right, eli. thank you. >>> my friends and i want to thank some folks for helping us with this segment. how about north dakota state university? thank you very much. the red river valley fair. [ cheers and applause ] and wally's petting