WELL, that has to be the biggest television disappointment of the year so far, doesn’t it? A raging bushfire, we were assured ...

Incredible footage shows tiger cubs playing with cardboard boxes storing hidden treats at West Midlands Safari Park as they celebrate their first birthday. The three critically endangered Sumatran ...

AT WEST Midlands Safari Park, it's time to take stock of every creature, great and small. Staff at the centre have begun their annual animal count, a task that sees zookeepers tally every resident ...

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Keepers at West Midlands Safari Park have had a busy start to 2026 as they carry out their annual animal count. The important yearly task sees keepers carefully counting every animal in their care - ...

Keepers at West Midlands Safari Park started 2026 by counting more than 1,000 animals across almost 100 species that are in their care. The annual task is for compliance with zoo licencing regulations ...

The important yearly task sees keepers carefully counting every animal in their care, from the Park’s largest residents, including elephants giraffes and rhinos, right down to the smallest reptiles, ...

Children's television favourites are returning for February half term at the Midlands attraction ...