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Elk twins born at Highland Wildlife Park





The calves were born on May 18 with the first pictures of them released today. Picture: RZSS
The calves were born on May 18 with the first pictures of them released today. Picture: RZSS

The Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) has shared the first images of adorable two-week-old Eurasian elk calves born at the Highland Wildlife Park.

The calves were born to parents Ash and Raven at the park near Kingussie on Saturday, May 18.

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The as-yet unnamed calves with their mother. Picture: RZSS
The as-yet unnamed calves with their mother. Picture: RZSS

Keepers at the wildlife conservation charity say both youngsters are doing well and will be sexed and named soon.

Patient visitors may be able to catch a glimpse of Ash and her calves in the park’s drive-through reserve.


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