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A new VIP has swung into Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm, Wraxall. A male baby Siamang Gibbon was born a few months ago and is settling into the Gibbon Gallery at the zoo joining Mum Salome, and Dad Sampson who have been at the zoo for two years.
He’s very cute and we’ve called him Sultana due to him being so wrinkly and sweet.Visitors can see Sultana playing with Mum and Dad in the Gibbon Gallery at the zoo.
Ever wanted to get up-close to Bengal Tigers? Well now you have the chance as Noah's Ark Zoo Farm has launched it's new Tiger Keeper Experience!
Visitors get the opportunity to work with the Tigers getting stuck in with acitivites such as cleaning out, preparing food and as a grand finale get to feed the Tigers! Visitors can get more information by clicking on our Keeper Page.
Watch the Tigers on our 24 hour webcam Tiger Web Cam
 Noah's Ark has received the highest numbers of visitors during the last week of the Summer since opening ten years ago.
A big attraction has been seeing the Tigers enjoy their Tiger toys with Kushja stalking visitors in the long grass and playing with her huge rope ball and Tanvir splashing around in his swimming pool. Visitors can get up close to Tanvir and Kushkja during daily Tiger talks at the Zoo.
We’re seeing stripes at Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm. A new female zebra, which is a cross between Chapman and Grant, was born three weeks ago and has been named Zelda.
Zebra’s gestation period is 350 - 400 days so Noah's Ark has been waiting some time for Zelda. The little stripy arrival was standing within an hour after birth and at just a few weeks old she can already keep up with the rest of the herd as they run across the Africa section of the Zoo.
Be the first to see Troy our new baby Tapir at Noah's Ark Zoo Farm. The cute humbug striped baby was born on the 25th April with the birth broadcast live to a global audience through our Tapir webcam.
Click here to view our Noah's Ark Zoo Farm's webcams!
Visitors can see the new arrival Monday to Saturday 10.30am - 5.00pm.
Termite Mountain is now open! The educational playground is aimed towards 5-10 yrs and is just outside the Giraffe enclosure.
Click here to see a our new playground.
 Noah's Ark is happy to welcome a stunning pair of South American Iguanas.
The male is of an unusual bright orange colour, which is to attract females for mating.
The flock of Ostriches have arrived from a breeding farm in Devon and placed in the newly zoned Africa section within the 100 acre zoo along with Rhinos, Giraffe and Zebra. Their newly built enclosure will have sand in the house and yard, to replicate their natural African environment.
Noah's Ark Zoo Farm, Wraxall welcomed new arrivals in 2007. Two Siamang Gibbons (Symphalangus syndactylus), the largest of the 9 gibbon species (gibbons are known as the Lesser Apes), moved to Noah's Ark Zoo Farm's newly constructed Gibbon Gallery exhibit from Twycross and Banham Zoos as part of a European Endangered Species Programme (EEP).
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