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Visitors may also catch sight of a baby camel, young sitatunga antelope and blackbuck deer, and baby ankole cattle.
In addition, there are many pregnant mums among Knowsley’s nilgai antelope and fallow deer herds which are just coming into their main breeding season.
As a result, park chiefs estimate that between 20 and 30 more youngsters could be on the way over the coming weeks.
Mr Ross said: “We’re very pleased with this year’s baby boom, which has seen youngsters being born pretty much on a daily basis over the last couple of months.
“This success follows on from last year’s breeding highlights, which included the birth of three white rhino calves and more than a dozen lion cubs, which has made the current pride our biggest ever.”
