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Dudley Zoo welcomes two new baby reindeers Dudley Zoo and Castle welcomes two new baby reindeers
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Reindeer Sunflower gave birth to a boy, who is yet to be named.Reindeer Sunflower gave birth to a boy, who is yet to be named.
A zoo in Birmingham has welcomed two baby reindeers to their herd. A Black Country zoo has welcomed two baby reindeers to their herd.
Dudley Zoo and Castle posted about the little arrivals on Facebook on Monday.Dudley Zoo and Castle posted about the little arrivals on Facebook on Monday.
The zoo said mum Sunflower gave birth to a boy, while Jasmine gave birth to a girl, and all are doing well.The zoo said mum Sunflower gave birth to a boy, while Jasmine gave birth to a girl, and all are doing well.
Although not currently endangered, the species has a IUCN Red List status of vulnerable.Although not currently endangered, the species has a IUCN Red List status of vulnerable.
Did you knowDid you know
Reindeer can run at speeds of up to 75 kilometres per hourReindeer can run at speeds of up to 75 kilometres per hour
They are the only mammals able to see ultraviolet light. This is thought to help them see better in their white, featureless winter worldThey are the only mammals able to see ultraviolet light. This is thought to help them see better in their white, featureless winter world
They are known as reindeer in Europe, but their North American name is caribouThey are known as reindeer in Europe, but their North American name is caribou
Mum Jasmine gave birth to the second arrival, a baby girl.Mum Jasmine gave birth to the second arrival, a baby girl.
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