The Queen or Barack Obama may not have visited Fota Wildlife Park last year but 390,146 people did, making it another record year for the popular Cork attraction who is also celebrating the birthday of the oldest swinger in town this month.
A study by research company Behaviour & Attitudes has found that Fota Wildlife Park is a major asset to Cork Tourism with 46% of all their visitors to the attraction are holidaying in the area and spending €146m during their stay.
Staff at Fota Wildlife Park are celebrating yet another baby at their African Savannah following the birth early this morning of a baby zebra called Zippy to mother Fiona and father Barnie.
Fota Wildlife Park have just unveiled their latest arrival, Cónan not the barbarian but a 5ft tall male giraffe calf that was born on August 5th at Cork’s number one visitor attraction.
The staff at Fota Wildlife Park are very happy this week as Five Ostrich chicks go on show to the public, the introduction is very significant following the sad termination of our flock in September 2009.
