Within just two days, we enter the month of November where Randers Regnskov focuses on snakes. This means that on November 7th-8th, 14th-15th and 21st-22nd you have the opportunity to get a very uniqu

DTA is an organisation whose goal is to evaluate and improve Danish tourist attractions through classification of stars. The organisation can assign from 0-5 stars with 5 being the maximum ranking. Ac

In October Randers Regnskov offers you several exciting activities. On Friday October 9th the Danish jungle will be open from 10am to 10pm. Remember your torch so you can find your way around in the d

It has happened again! Our 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 Sa

A huge splash was heard, when the new manatee for the first time entered the water in the huge basin in Randers Regnskov. Gaffa is the name of the new manatee and she weighs approximately 400 kg. She

It is not just families in the human world that experience the break-up of traditional family life styles with stepfathers, stepmothers, your and my children, half-siblings, full-siblings and stepsibl

Some might call them peculiar, others just downright bizarre. On thing is certain though; the common tenrecs are very unique creatures, and three of these are being released in the African dome this u

Monday morning December 5th Gaffa the pregnant female mantee was very uneasy and everybody was sure that she was about to give birth. Randers Rainforest's animal keepers followed her progress the whol

The South American Dome has a new free roaming inhabitant; a white-faced saki. He is a 7 year old monkey which Randers Rainforest has acquired from Szeged Zoo in Hungary. The white-faced saki normall

Two female and one male red junglefowl have been set free in The Asian Dome. They fly well and stick mainly to the tree tops. The male fowls crowing will from now on be heard along side the gibbons ho