When Randers Regnskov's large Albino python, named Henriette, was weighed today, the weight showed just under 40 kilos. This means that she has lost more than 10 kilos since she was weighed around the

This was to be expected as our male macaw is somewhat of a ladies man. Twice in the history of Randers Regnskov he has managed to split a well established couple of scarlet and green winged macaws. In other

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 been

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 [...] nice and crispy. In association with a visit in the Verde Sumaco tribe, representatives from Randers Regnskov had the opportunity to taste these luscious larvae. According to them, the larvae tasted a bit

On the 7th of April this year, Randers Regnskov's 4 meters long Albino Python snake laid more than 50 eggs! Now the eggs have started to hatch, and you can see both the remaining eggs and the already hatched

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 America

King cobras are very picky creatures that live by eating other snakes only. The king cobras in Randers Regnskov are no exception which is somewhat of a challenge for the animal keepers. The keeper of the

The king cobra in Randers Regnskov has finally gotten himself a lady friend – a 3 meter long and very beautiful female. However, the two king cobras will not be introduced to each other for quite some

to be taken into consideration. Therefore, the margay is fed in a very unique fashion here in Randers Regnskov. Each day, the time of feeding changes from the day before. Furthermore, the feeding itself

February 12th the natural scientist Charles Darwin would have been 200 years old. In that occasion Randers Regnskov pays a tribute to him by serving a piece of delicious birthday cake to the first 100 guests