Welcome to the Bor Zoo, where a baby boom is taking over! Yes, you read that right – this only zoo in eastern Serbia is bursting with new arrivals. Recently, a baby black-headed sheep, a baby mouflon, two calves of the Buša cattle, a Shetland pony foal, and babies of three different deer species have all made their debut! It seems the animal family at Bor Zoo decided to start a little revolution in numbers.
But wait, there’s more! This zoo has long outgrown being small – it now hosts over 75 animal species and more individuals than ever before. Previously, there were about 60 animals, but that number has jumped significantly. Animal lovers, especially kids, can’t hide their excitement. They love watching the baby animals the most, with rabbits being their absolute favorites. Just imagine the joy and laughter spreading as children watch the little animals play and explore their world.
Did you know this zoo is the only one of its kind in all of eastern Serbia? That means its role is priceless – not just as a place for fun, but as a center for conservation and education. In times when nature and wildlife are under threat, places like this are true oases.
However, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. Despite the growing number of animals, the zoo faces challenges. Caring for so many animals is no easy task. It requires big investments, skilled staff, and constant attention. But despite everything, Bor Zoo manages to keep its charm and brings joy to visitors every day.
Just imagine – while the world around us changes, market prices rise, and people go out less, new lives are being born at Bor Zoo. It’s like nature sending a message of hope and renewal. Maybe it’s time for you to visit this place and remember how beautiful life is and how important it is to protect it.
While you’re hesitating, kids are already planning their next trip to the zoo. What about you? Ready to join this baby boom euphoria? Or will you miss the chance to see how the world is changing for the better, at least in this corner of Serbia?
Share in the comments which animal is your favorite and if you’ve already been to Bor Zoo. Maybe it’s time we all support this little oasis of life and joy together!
