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Animals · Karlsruhe

Lynx could be first UK zoo-born cat freed into the wild

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Newquay · Newquay

TINY TWINS BRING BIG HOPE: CRITICALLY ENDANGERED PALM-SIZED PRIMATES BORN AT NEWQUAY ZOO - Newquay Zoo

Newquay Zoo is thrilled to announce the birth of twin cotton-top tamarins, a critically endangered primate species, born on 3 April 2025 to first-time parents Febe (2 years old) and Santiago (3 years old). These palm-sized primates, each weighing about the same as a chicken egg at birth, are already capturing hearts as they cling tightly to their parents. Both Febe and Santiago are sharing parenting duties, often seen each carrying one of the t…Read Article

Newquay · Newquay

PENGUIN COLONY GROWS WITH TWO NEW FLUFFY ARRIVALS AT NEWQUAY ZOO - Newquay Zoo

Newquay Zoo is celebrating the arrival of two Humboldt penguin chicks, born in recent weeks to long-term pair Ebony and Patch and to first-time parents Oreo and Humbug. The eggs were laid in March and hatched just a few weeks ago, with keepers confirming that all parents and chicks are healthy and doing well during this critical early stage. The first chick was hatched by Ebony, Newquay Zoo’s oldest penguin at 28 years old, and her long-time pa…Read Article

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