Den blå dykkerantilope bliver kun 35 cm høj, og er dermed en af verdens mindste antilopearter. Med så korte ben nytter det ikke noget at løbe sin vej, hvis en fjende har sat sig for at gøre én til dag

In September, Randers Regnskov focuses on nature conservancy. In weekends of this month you can taste some of the rare Danish cultural plants that Randers Regnskov aims to conserve in a variety of int

The collared peccary couple has had their eighth litter since they arrived in Randers Regnskov in spring 2003. The keepers found the two piglets in good health. The piglets can be seen in the South Am

This upcoming Sunday a group of the enormous Hercules beetles will be released in Randers Regnskov’s South American dome, where they will roam freely. The name of the Hercules beetles is not randomly

There were lost of proud handshakes, hugs and congratulations between the co-workers in Randers Regnskov this Monday morning. Randers Regnskov has, as just the second zoo in the world, succeeded in br

The two saki monkeys in Randers Regnskov became parents for the first time to a healthy little baby yesterday – the same day as the Indian cobras hatched. Animal keeper Maria Arentsen says; “We’ve

A litter of very poisonous Indian cobra babies has just seen daylight here in Randers Regnskov. At the moment they can be found in the cage nest to the king cobra, together with some of the eggshells,

Right now, you can see three beaded lizards in the Diorama. There are around 4,500 different species of lizard (iguanas, gekkos, monitors, etc.) worldwide. Out of these, only the beaded lizard and th

The blue and yellow macaw that normally lives in the South American dome has been sent on a little holiday in Randers Regnskov’s African dome. Holiday may not be the proper word, though, since, in rea

A big group of noisy new residents has been set free in Randers Regnskov’s Asian dome. More specific, the 4 lorikeets that have been living there for quite some time have gotten 11 new friends of the