The ZooParc’s fabulous births!
Each year, in every season, we have the pleasure of experiencing more than 950 births, giving genuine hope for the preservation of endangered species. Witness the early days of all these adorable babies!
Des bébés en pagaille à Beauval !
Les bébés animaux, stars de l’été !
Heureux événement chez les gypaètes barbus !
Une naissance spectaculaire à Beauval !
Naissance d’un bébé lamantin : revivez l’émotion !
Naissance rare à Beauval : un petit tamandua !
Born in the last few months
De mi-février à mi-mars :
1 capybara
1 Aldabra giant tortoise
1 moustached guenon
1 Henkel’s leaf-tailed gecko
1 East Javan langur
2 nenes
1 Nicobar pigeon
2 red river hogs
1 Victoria crowned pigeon
De mi-mars à mi-avril :
1 Humboldt penguin
1 three-banded armadillo
2 rainbow lorikeet
1 Harris’s hawk
2 pancake tortoises
1 East Javan langur
2 bald eagle
1 West Indian manatee
1 Goeldi’s marmoset
4 fulvous whistling duck
2 brown wood owl
1 hooded vulture
2 yellow-billed stork
1 red-whiskered bulbul
3 Eurasian eagle-owls.
Cute babies!
For 40 years, baby animals have animated the life of the park and brought us hope for the conservation of endangered species…
Fall in love with these adorable newborns and their parents…
Even better ! Come and meet them at the ZooParc de Beauval.
And other Beauval news
Beauval Nature news
Beauval Nature Raconte
Our females reintroduced in Gabon
Follow the Beauval Nature expedition which reintroduced 2 female gorillas born at the ZooParc de Beauval, Mayombé and Kuimba, back into the wild. Against a backdrop of breath-taking landscapes, experience the emotional rollercoaster endured by our team, from the departure from the zoo to the first few steps on the island!
Beauval Nature
For the past 10 years, the Beauval Nature association has joined forces with field workers to support them in their primary mission of species conservation. Beauval works closely with numerous conservation and research programmes around the world to study and protect endangered species. This everyday action takes place in order to protect our biodiversity.
