Dwarf electroplating explores the Kleve zoo: adorable animal babies on exploration tour

Dwarf electroplating explores the Kleve zoo: adorable animal babies on exploration tour

These four sweet animal babies conquer the Kleve zoo

It is always a special pleasure to watch sweet animal babies in zoos and zoo. The Kleve zoo is also currently offering animal offspring, which conquers the hearts of visitors in the storm. Four cute dwarf babies are enthusiastic and bring a breath of fresh air to the facility.

dwarf goth conquer the hearts of visitors

The proud mother Rina gave birth to four sweet young animals on April 22, who are now exploring the world full of curiosity. Father Leo, the six -year -old dwarf totter, also proudly contributes to the rearing of the little Otter. This special birth represents an important contribution to species protection, since dwarfs are threatened in the wild.

The development of the dwarf babies is promising, and the zookeepers in the Kleve zoo are enthusiastic about their first visit to the vet. Two male and two female young animals are good and make a healthy impression of what makes the future of the rare pear species seem hopeful.

The importance of dwarf growth for species protection

The dwarf gotters are predators from Southeast Asia, whose stocks in the wild train continuously decrease. It is therefore all the more gratifying that the Kleve zoo contributes to the preservation of these fascinating animals. By visiting the sweet Otterbabies, visitors can not only enjoy a cute attraction, but also create awareness of the protection of endangered animal species.

The experience to watch the small dwarfs live can be found every day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Kleve zoo. In addition to the Otter babies, visitors can also admire other animal offspring and explore the diverse attractions of the park, including a new walk-in prairy dog and the imaginative adventure playground Playmore.

Information on visiting the Kleve

• Opening times: The Tiergarten Kleve is open daily in the summer season (31.0 to 31.10.) From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.