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 The seven young otters are keeping their beastiality pic playful father, and one-year old sibling, amused, as they romp around the otter pool. This is the second biggest otter litter in the UK, and the largest litter for this breeding pair.

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These young otters will stay with their parents for at least a year and, when they are older, will help to rear any subsequent litters.

To adopt an otter, see London Zoo's page.
beastiality pic Two male pudus have arrived at London Zoo just in time for the rutting season.
beastiality pic The two male deer are spending four months in an off-show quarantine den on the Hoofstock section. London Zoo's female has joined the male which is to stay at the Zoo, in the hope that the pair will mate during sex this breeding season.

Once he has completed his quarantine period, the other male will be paired with a female at another collection.

All three animals are part of the European breeding programme for the species.

Join us for fun packed days at London Zoo.


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  • Find out about certain animals' natural beastiality pic behaviour in 'Animals in Action';
  • watch the penguins being fed;
  • discover reptiles;
  • enjoy an animal ride;
  • come close-up with an invertebrate in Web of Life;
  • see the elephants having a bath;
  • follow the sweeping, soaring antics of the predatory birds...

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    'Tyger' a painting by artist Penny Wheatley is to be sold to benefit 21st Century Tiger, a partnership between Global Tiger Patrol and London Zoo dedicated to supporting wild tiger conservation.
    beastiality pic The painting, which is currently exhibited in the Zoological Society of London's headquarters in Regent's Park, was inspired by the 'Tyger, tyger, burning bright' of William Blake's famous poem.

    'Tyger' shows a tiger shimmering into view with the dark jungle in the background.

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    Penny says: 'It is the ultimate paradox. How can God create something which is so fierce and terrifying, with its fearful symmetry, thumbnail capable of ruthlessly tearing its prey to shreds, and yet, at the same time, something so utterly beautiful, graceful, gorgeous?'

    Penny is donating dog the proceeds of the sale of 'Tyger' to the 21st Century Tiger appeal. The sale of the painting is being you arranged by the Zoological Society of London.

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    For details about the sale of 'Tyger', or to find out how you can support wild tiger conservation projects, please contact 21st Century Tiger: 020-7449 6444 or fax 020-7586 6177.

    Visit Penny Wheatley's for more information about 'Tyger' and her other work.

    Alex Coppin, London Zoo's new Visitor Services Sales Manager, ran the London Marathon on 16th April in aid of London Zoo.
    Alex has already run the Marathon twice before, both times raising money for charity. This time he decided to give the money he raised to London Zoo, and he identified projects for disabled visitors as his worthy cause.

    Alex completed the Marathon in four-and-a-half hours.

    He would like to ask for your help to boost his sponsorship total. If you would like to support projects for disabled visitors at London Zoo, please send a sample donation (cheques payable to 'The Zoological Society of London') to: Marathon Man cartoon, Fundraising Department, London Zoo, Regent's Park, London NW1 4RY; or 'phone 020-7449 6264; or

    Leaf-cutter ants feature on Royal Mail's first-class stamps which were launched in April.
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    The ants, one of the exhibits in Web of Life at London Zoo, are in the company of Ecos reed beds on second-class stamps, Earth Centre solar panels on the 44p stamp and Project Suzy's futuristic garden on the 64p stamp.