Fota Babies Fun Family Days Out
Thousands of animals have been born at Fota Wildlife Park over the years. Check out some of the cutest right here!
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Shay Gibbon, our famous Agile Gibbon baby.
Mum Roisin with baby Aoife in their indoor home
Two European Bison calves having some fun
These little Capybaras love the water!
One of the 200 Cheetah cubs born in Fota since 1985
A young Brazilian Tapir takes its first steps.
Howler Monkey Mum Mo with baby Jamie
Along for the ride: A Kangaroo Mum and her Joey.
One of the new baby Meerkats born at Fota
Our international superstar and Red Panda baby, Rua
Giraffes: the tallest family group in the Park!
A Mum and Baby Ring-tailed Lemur enjoy some sunshine
A Siamang Gibbon and her baby keep a close eye on events
Latest News & Blog
- News Eagle Athletic Club presents a cheque for over €5500 to Fota Wildlife Park 18th Oct, 2019 Read More
- Animals Guinea Fowl Chicks Move in with Elongated Tortoise 15th Oct, 2019 Read More
- Animals Fota announces the birth of a male Rothschild’s giraffe calf and wants your help to name him. 10th Oct, 2019 Read More
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Black and White Ruffed Lemur
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The Ruffed Lemur feeds on nectar by sticking its long nose deep into the flower. The Lemur’s snout becomes coated with pollen, which is then transported to other flowers – making the animal an important pollinator. There are also three subspecies of Black and White Lemur.
Fota Wildlife Park, a project of the Zoological Society of Ireland, is a company limited by guarantee not having a share capital and has a charitable status.
The registered office of the company is located at Fota Wildlife Park, Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork | Company Registration in Ireland No. 96949
