sloths have become parent to a new little baby. The baby arrived three days ago and is doing just great. Animal keeper trainee Karina Rauff says: “The baby was first seen Saturday at 2pm. The mother was [...] even smaller lump of fur on her belly. However, due to their very efficient camouflage it takes a great deal of patience and sharp eye sight to spot the sloths. Remember, though, that you are more than

mother's fur, but several zoo keepers now report that it has begun to move around on its own: "It's great to observe the sloth baby becoming independent! Before long it will take a big step and leave the

fish. And this is exactly what happened for one of the young arapaimas that were released in the great lake in Randers Regnskov’s South American dome last Wednesday. TITBITS FOR THE CATFISH

and the male does his best to scare off the other monkeys from HIS mate. To the animal keepers great joy, the two sakis were seen mating this Wednesday. Kristian says; “We did not expect them to mate

problematical. But there is hope for the future. Bertus, Randers Rainforest's male manatee, has shown a great interest in Gaffa and has tried to mate with her many times. Gaffa has shown that she is able to produce