Zoo Babies

A small army of zoo experts were sent to a German zoo to count everything from pink flamingos to fish. Have you ever tried counting a wall-sized tank of fish, constantly moving about? The elephants pose a different problem - how to measure them using a large ruler and piece of string?

Visit a baby chimp at Sydney's Toronga Zoo; an Indian village which has adopted an abandoned sloth bear cub; and see a couple of twin chimpanzees which were a surprise to the Israeli zoo they live in, with the keepers unaware the twins' mother was even pregnant!

We look at the strange and exotic newcomers to zoos and wildlife parks around the world, including Munster Zoo in Germany, where an orphaned Gorilla is being raised by her keepers to adulthood. And meet Esperanza, a baby Giraffe with ingrown "toenails"!

We visit countries such as Hungary, Denmark, Australia, Thailand and India to capture the various new editions to their famous zoos. Watch baby orangutans learn how to use a computer, and discover why hippos are considered one of the most dangerous animals in Africa.

We take a look at the new arrivals of zoological gardens and wildlife parks around the world, and watch the inventory at Germany's oldest zoo, where even notoriously difficult to manage camels have to be weighed and measured!

Looks at the lives of baby animals raised in the zoos of the world and how their keepers ensure that they are brought up in a manner as close as possible to their natural habitat. The zoos featured range from San Diego California, to Sydney's Toronga Zoo.

From rare white tigers in the Netherlands, to animals singing Jingle Bells, we take a continuing look at the cute and cuddly cubs and chicks from zoos spanning the globe.

Watch with us as thousands of Olive Ridley Turtle babies find their way into the sea off the coast of India with the help of conservationists and concerned volunteers. Also, find out how zoo keepers in Madrid endeavor to help their animals keep cool during the long, hot summer.

This time on Zoo Babies we take another tour of the world's zoos and wildlife parks, to meet the new cuddly and curious arrivals. Also, see the amazing private collection of 1,300 turtles, belonging to a man living in a loft apartment in Manhattan.

First we check in on two green sea turtles, which were found washed up on a beach, and have been resting at Sydney's Zoo and Aquarium until they are ready to be released into the wild. Then we visit Sumatran tiger cubs - also in Australia - which are one of the most endangered tiger species on Earth.

A continuing look at the young of many different zoo animals from around the world, encompassing Copenhagen, South Korea, Africa, Tokyo, Washington, San Diego and West Java Zoological Gardens. See a zoo try to count, weigh and measure their animals - just how does one count a flock of flamingos on the move?

We take a look at the cute and cuddly new arrivals at zoos in the United States and around the world; including South America, Washington, Florida, Germany, Ireland and London. Also, talented zoo artist Pip McGarry paints a lifelike portrait of the giraffes.