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Kylo the colobus monkey was named after Kylo Ren in Star Wars SUS-210405-111001001
The first order of business for Drusillas Park in Alfriston, near Eastbourne was to host a competition to give the new arrival a name. The competition has now closed, and the winning name was Kylo.
Kylo the colobus monkey was named after Kylo Ren in Star Wars; his black and white fur mirroring Kylo’s battle with dark and light. The little Rey of sunshine has been delighting visitors already and can be seen clinging to mum, Makena, as she jumps around their enclosure.
The competition received hundreds of submissions, with lots of people eager to be in with a chance of naming the baby. There were some fantastic entries, and names such as Rolo, Lokki, Mojo and Mambo ranked among the best.
Zookeepers welcomed the arrival of Halina, a new sloth who travelled to the Sussex zoo from Berlin. Sophocles was the lone sloth at the enclosure but is now said to have fallen head over heels in love with Halina. However, before they met face to face the two began bonding in a very unusual way - by swapping poo between enclosures. Zoo animal manager, Mark Kenward, explained: “Exchanging poo with a prospective room-mate or partner might seem like an odd idea to a human, but not to a sloth. Swapping stools actually helps the sloths get to know each other and get used to each other.
Drusillas Park, near Alfriston, has welcomed two baby rock hyrax to its family. The pocket-sized pups, who were born last week, are yet to be named but a spokesman from the wildlife park said the pair were “making great progress.” Mark Kenward, zoo animal manager, said the babies were full of energy and ready to explore their surroundings. He said: “Within a few hours of being born they were running about and climbing around their enclosure – which is pretty impressive.
The babies, who were born last week, are yet to be named. “We are always excited by new arrivals at the zoo. They are incredibly popular with the public and are a real pleasure to see.
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