A visit to Easter is also worthwhile to admire the offspring. In the Frankfurt Zoo, visitors can marvel at young monkeys, such as the six -month Wayúu, a brown bracket monkey. The primates come from northwestern South America, their species is considered to be threatened with extinction, as a zoo spokeswoman announced. A new year morning was also born a red-scale. His mother is called Solei, whether her offspring is female or male, has not yet been clear, so it has been nameless so far. The primate species from Middle Africa is also considered endangered. Threatened with extinction: A young brown bracket monkey can be seen with his mother in the Frankfurt Zoo. In December, an Okapi baby was born in the Frankfurt Zoo. The small forest giraffe is called Fioti and is a rarity in Zoos and unfortunately also a representative of a disappearing species, in the wild in Africa set the animals to deforest and poaching. Since mid -April, on time for Easter, the goose chicks have been running through the zoo in Frankfurt. The Frankfurter Zoo opens up from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., at different times there are shovels. After Easter, on April 25, an evening tour is offered again, this time it goes through the hoof animal area. There should be a yoga class in the bird house in early May. There is an overview of the program in the event calendar of the zoo. Mini-tiger thrive behind the scenes mother with two tiger babies: Cinta gives her young animals tiger milk. Therefore, the redesigned interior in the cat jungle, in which you are in it, remains closed to the public. The parents can be seen on the outdoor area without offspring. Trampelties and children’s program more about growth of the topic, according to a spokeswoman, also existed in the tramplings. Here Junge Valentina was born on March 21st. Among other things, there are also small African dwarf goats, Rhönschaffe and Mufflons. There are also special zoo tours, Easter handicrafts and an Easter tour as well as daily changing animal keeper talks on different crowds. More detailed information is available on the zoo’s website.
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