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Fota Wildlife Park in Cork has announced the birth of an Indian rhino calf, marking only the second time this rare species has been born in Ireland. The park is seeking public assistance to name the new arrival.
A critically endangered Nubian giraffe, standing about 6ft tall, has been born at Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork, marking the third generation of the species to be born there.
Three Asiatic lion cubs and a young rhino from Fota Wildlife Park are set to be transferred to Wingham Wildlife Park in the UK, offering visitors a final chance to see them.
A rare white-tailed sea eagle chick has successfully hatched at Fota Wildlife Park, marking a significant event for conservation efforts. This birth contributes to the repopulation of the species.
Fota Wildlife Park in Ireland is celebrating a boost for endangered species with the birth of black-and-white ruffed lemur babies, a species considered one of the world's most threatened primates.
Dublin Zoo has announced the arrival of two giant anteaters and a six-banded armadillo to its collection. Meanwhile, Fota Wildlife Park celebrated the first-ever double birth of critically endangered tiger and lion cubs.
Over 1,000 people participated in naming Fota Wildlife Park's newest cheetah cubs, with the Swahili names Nia and Nuru ultimately selected.