Adorable new baby spotted by visitors to West Midlands Safari Park
A popular West Midlands attraction welcomed a baby calf to the site.
Anyone who is visiting the West Midlands Safari Park in the upcoming weeks ahead should keep their eyes peeled for an adorable little calf that has now made the popular Bewdley location its home.
Visitors have spotted a tiny little red lechwe calf which has been spotted tucked away in the bushes.
Red lechwes are a type of antelope.
The animal is indigenous to the seasonal wetlands which can be found bordering swamps and rivers in central Africa.
Zookeepers said that the calf is rather difficult to spot in the bushes as the animal has “made the most” of its natural camouflage.
According to West Midlands Safari Park, the species is classed as threatened by the IUCN.
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