2003. The keepers found the two piglets in good health. The piglets can be seen in the South America Dome. The couple has procreated very regularly – they have had two litters each year, one in early summer

The sloths in the South American dome now have a baby! The little one sits on its mother's tummy, clinging onto her thick fur coat, while she moves slowly around the tree tops. The zoo keepers suspect

When the zookepers did their daily rounds of the South American dome on the morning of september 29 2007, they were met with a wonderful sight; The two-year-old female tapir had given birth to a healthy

peeking out. The bushmaster babies can be seen in the same cage as their parents in the South American dome.

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 The air was filled with exitement when four young

The air is filled with love in Randers Regnskov’s South American dome! Right before Christmas, our saki monkey – a nice gray-haired lady – finally got herself a mate. This young black male with the

31st of October, a sinister atmosphere will engulf Randers Regnskov. It is Halloween once again! The domes are as dark as a coal black cat. In the entrance hall, children can have their faces painted, and

this new addition to the family, we now have 5 sloths that are roaming freely in the South American dome. If you want to see the baby, you have to look for a greyish brown lump of fur with an even smaller

the common tenrecs are very unique creatures, and three of these are being released in the African dome this upcoming Saturday. The common tenrec originates from Madagascar and is among the biggest

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 chosen. Like the mythical