Yorkshire Wildlife Park (YWP), near Doncaster, is welcoming new arrivals from six species, including cheetah cubs, a red panda, and an okapi calf, alongside a new gibbon reserve.
Dr Charlotte MacDonald, director of animals at YWP, said: “We are delighted to see the three new gibbons out and about.
“The reserve is named after their haunting, melodic calls, which often occur in the form of early morning duets.”
The Malaysian Singing Forest Gibbon Reserve is now home to a trio of Lar gibbons: Gale, one of the oldest known at 50 years old, 18-year-old Manis, and 10-year-old Koopa.
Gale, the gibbon (Image: Supplied)
Other new arrivals include an infant titi monkey and capybaras.
The 175-acre park, known for its walkthrough wildlife experiences, will also host daily ranger talks, feeding sessions, and live entertainment throughout the half-term week.
18-year-old Manis, the gibbon (Image: Supplied)
Cheryl Williams, trustee of the Yorkshire Wildlife Foundation, said: “Visitors will love seeing these beautiful and beguiling animals take their place alongside the unique collection of species.
“The new Singing Forest reserve represents everything we stand for: conservation, education, and meaningful action.”