9 Indian pythons (Python molurus molurus) have hatched at the vivarium after 75 days of incubation.
The eggs laid by our snakes and tortoises are systematically placed in incubators to enable them to develop under appropriate conditions.
For the second year in a row, our female red-ruffed lemur (Varecia rubra) has given birth to triplets! The youngsters, whose sex has not been determined yet, are doing well. This is the fourth litter our 9-year-old female. Our group now has 8 individuals.
After several weeks spent in the indoor enclosure to make the introduction between the different individuals and to allow Naomi to gradually adapt to her new environment, our group of gorillas is now enjoying its outdoor enclosure on a daily basis.
Our breeding group of ring-tailed lemurs (Lemur catta) now has three new members. Indeed, three females gave birth to one baby between early March and late April.