Baby bonanza: About 1,000 animals born across Singapore’s wildlife parks in 2025


Gentoo penguins Riki and Peach welcomed their third chick in two years at the Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove. - MANDAI WILDLIFE GROUP

SINGAPORE: Singapore’s five wildlife parks welcomed about 1,000 animal babies across more than 150 species in 2025.

Among the new additions are the critically endangered red-shanked douc langur and Huulien leopard gecko, said the Mandai Wildlife Group in a statement on Jan 29.

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