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Rare froglets born at London Zoo in breakthrough for Critically Endangered species
Conservationists are celebrating the birth of 15 Afia Birago’s puddle frogs at London Zoo – a major milestone in ZSL and …

Whipsnade Zoo’s new arrivals take part in annual weigh-in
Following a bumper year for conservation breeding at Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire, keepers have begun the mammoth task of taking all …

Book on the Bird Table: Wild Footprints
Our latest Book on the Bird Table is Wild Footprints, published by Scholastic, a debut non-fiction picture book from author Judy …

Wonderful wildlife at Vienna Zoo!
The joke often seen on Austrian tourism merchandise is ‘no kangaroos in Austria’. Not strictly true as there are wallabies at …


Wonderful wildlife at Vienna Zoo!
The joke often seen on Austrian tourism merchandise is ‘no kangaroos in Austria’. Not strictly true as there are wallabies at …

The wildlife and wetlands of WWT Steart Marshes
In this short film, Discover Animals’ Geoff Moore talks to Alys Laver, WWT Steart Marshes General Manager, about what to expect …

Crush the turtle rescued after storm on Jersey
The UK airline Loganair transported a very special passenger, ‘Crush’ the loggerhead turtle, recently. As the largest regional airline in the …

Learning about animal care with Secret World Wildlife Rescue
Discover Animals’ Geoff Moore recently attended a two-day conference about animal care run by Secret World Wildlife Rescue. Pearse Stokes, a …
Britain’s Wonderful Wildlife

Stag beetle
Stag beetles are Britain’s largest land beetle, with males reaching up to 7.5 centimetres in size. They are also one of …

Pipistrelle bat
The common pipistrelle bat is a very small species of bat that is native to the British Isles; in fact it …

Robin
The robin is a familiar site in British gardens throughout the year, especially at Christmas. Males and females look identical, and young …

Eurasian beaver
Native to mainland Britain, beavers are herbivores who were hunted to extinction in the 16th century for their fur, meat and scent glands. The …
Attractions

Argonne Discovery Park
On the edge of the Argonne forest, the Argonne Discovery Park invites you to meet over 50 animal species. including owls and …

Alladale Wilderness Reserve
Alladale Wilderness Reserve, Ardgay, IV24 3BS. alladale.com Just one hour north of Inverness, Alladale Wilderness Reserve in the Scottish Highlands is 23,000-acres of …

Abbotsbury Swannery
Abbotsbury Swannery in Dorset is the only managed colony of swans in the world where you can enjoy walking through hundreds of …

Paradise Wildlife Park
Paradise Wildlife Park began life as Broxbourne Zoo in the 1960s and was purchased in 1984 by the Sampson family, who have successfully turned the attraction around. They have made it their mission to create more spacious open enclosures and develop an extensive education programme and more hands-on activities.

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Reviews

Book on the Bird Table: Wild Footprints
Our latest Book on the Bird Table is Wild Footprints, published by Scholastic, a debut non-fiction picture book from author Judy …

Book on the Bird Table: Wildheart
Our latest Book on the Bird Table is Wildheart by Daventry-based debut children’s and YA author Bec Manser. Publishing on 4th …

Book on the Bird Table: The BIG Around-The-World Animal Adventure
Our latest Book on the Bird Table is The BIG Around-The-World Animal Adventure by author illustrator Vicky Woodgate, which was published …





