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Between June 20th and June 21st, the zoo temporarily lost and regained a (
0.1) military macaw after it got scared off the property by seagulls.
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On June 28th, the zoo announced that (
0.0.3) slender-tailed meerkats were born on June 8th which are on exhibit.
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On August 3rd, the zoo announced they acquired (
0.4) capybaras from Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park in Ipswich which are now on exhibit. They were later named Jari, Marie, Papuri, and Rio.
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Get to know our Capybaras - Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
On August 16th, the zoo announced that a (
0.0.1) Patagonian mara was born and is now on exhibit.
Mammal Updates - Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
On September 25th, the zoo announced that a (
1.0) Barbary macaque was born and was later named Twiglet.
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On October 13th, the zoo announced that a (
1.0) black howler monkey named Mork was born on June 17th and is on exhibit.
Howler Monkeys - Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent
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On November 17th, the zoo announced they acquired (
1.1) white-faced whistling ducks from Longleat Safari Park in Warminster earlier in the year as well as 12 new invertebrate species including pink orchid mantis and red-backed jumping spider. The zoo also announced they closed the ring-tailed lemur walkthrough to build a larger indoor house as well as make renovations to the exhibit.
2023 – A year in review - Animal Experiences At Wingham Wildlife Park In Kent