Where's wallaby?
A rare albino wallaby has been born at Linton Zoo in Cambridgeshire
Baby giraffe stands tall
Whipsnade welcomes newborn giraffe
Baby hippo's first swim
Zoo celebrates hippo birth
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Zoo's new arrivals
Staff at Banham Zoo in Norfolk are celebrating the arrival of twin tiger cubs.
Keepers installed CCTV cameras so that they could monitor their Amur tigress, Sveta, giving birth without disturbing her.
The twins are said to be making excellent progress.
50th birthday for Colchester Zoo
One of our region's top tourist attractions is celebrating a noteable milestone this week. Colchester Zoo is about to mark its 50th birthday, having originally opened as Stanway Hall Zoo Park in 1963. But as Serena Sandhu reports, the zoo's focus has changed over the last half-century...
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Where's wallaby?
A rare albino wallaby has been born at Linton Zoo in Cambridgeshire
Read the full storyBaby giraffe stands tall
Whipsnade welcomes newborn giraffe
Read the full storyBaby hippo's first swim
Zoo celebrates hippo birth
Read the full storyMini moose
Staff at Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire are celebrating the arrival of two new moose calves.
Toffee and Caramel are already running around and taking in their new surroundings.
The duo are members of the European moose family. Once fully grown they will be more than six fet (two metres) tall.
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Colchester Zoo welcomes eighth baby aardvark
Colchester Zoo is celebrating yet another aardvark birth. The group of aardvarks at the zoo are one of the most successful breeding groups in Europe and the only successful group to breed in the UK.
The mother, Oq, gave birth to her seventh baby in March this year, bring the total births for the entire group to eight.
The baby and mother are currently housed in the birthing burrow while the baby grows strong and will return to the rest of the group later this month.
The birthing burrow is off show, but visitors can see Oq and her baby via a CCTV link to a large screen in the main viewing tunnel of the zoo’s aardvark Burrow.
Aardvarks are native to Southern Egypt and South Africa and live mainly in the sub-Saharan areas. Their habitat is generally grasslands and open woodland and their diet is made up of ants, termites, fruits and insects.