Zoo keepers at Paradise Wildlife Park have announced the joyful arrival of a litter of baby otters.
The Hertfordshire zoo officially confirmed the news today, although the baby otters were born two months ago on October 31, 2023, to proud parents Bao and Kei.
This momentous occasion marks a significant addition to the park's diverse family of wildlife.
The adorable offspring have quickly captured the hearts of the staff and visitors at the Hertfordshire zoo.
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Under the watchful eyes of their parents, and the expert care provided by the zoo's dedicated animal welfare team, these baby otters have been thriving in their specially designed habitat, Otter Rocks.
"We're overjoyed to welcome these precious baby otters to Paradise Wildlife Park," said zoo director Tyler Whitnall.
The birth of these playful and endearing animals signifies our ongoing commitment to wildlife preservation and conservation efforts. It's truly a cause for celebration."
Since their arrival, the baby otters have been showing playful behaviours and heartwarming interactions, captivating visitors with their curiosity and charm.
Visitors to the park in White Stubbs Lane, Broxbourne, will see them exploring Otter Rocks and learn more about these delightful otters as part of the park's mission to share the wonder of wildlife.
The birth of these otter pups enriches the park's commitment to nurturing and safeguarding endangered species, contributing to the educational and conservation initiatives championed by Paradise Wildlife Park.
About Paradise Wildlife Park
Paradise Wildlife Park / The Zoological Society of Hertfordshire is situated 20 miles north of London, and 7 miles from Junction 25 of the M25. The Zoological Society of Hertfordshire (ZSH) is a registered charity.
Paradise Wildlife Park will officially change its name to Hertfordshire Zoo in 2024. The rebranding will coincide with the park's 40th anniversary.
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