Young children: Katta-Baby in the Tiergarten Schönbrunn

At Easter, visitors to the monkey island in the Schönbrunn Zoo can expect a little surprise. From the back of his mother, a katta boy has been curiously watching the surroundings. "For about six months, the young animals are suckled by their mothers and carried on their backs. This year's offspring is already very active. He already makes climbing trips under the watchful eye of the mother and nibbles on buds. The other females of the group take…

There are happy offspring in the Zoo Schönbrunn: At the Kattas a young animal has been born and can even be seen in the enclosure.

The Zoo Schönbrunn in Vienna can announce offspring. Kattas, a species of lemurs, have had babies. Parents and nurses are kept on their feet by the young.

Shortly before Easter, visitors to the zoo can expect a surprise: a katta boy observes the surroundings from his mother's back.

The young animal already undertakes climbing trips, the zoo informed. Kattas are considered to be highly endangered in the wild.

In the Tiergarten Schönbrunn there are offspring at the Kattas. "For about six months the young animals are suckled by their mothers and carried on their backs", said Tiergarten director Stephan Hering-Hagenbeck. The Kattagehege is located on the monkey island.