A rare Somali wild ass foal has been born at Africa Alive.

The animals, often mistaken for stripy-legged donkeys, are among the rarest equine species in the world.

'The rarest equines in the world' - Somali wild ass foal born at UK zoo

Suffolk pride: The lions have returned to their home after a spell at Whipsnade

Five lions at a zoo in Suffolk are back in their enclosure after storm damage meant they had to be moved to Bedfordshire.

Pride of lions returns to zoo after Storm Eunice forced move

The lions from Africa Alive will temporarily move to Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire.
Credit: Amy Temperton Photography

The lions at Africa Alive in Suffolk are being moved after Storm Eunice brought down the fence at their enclosure.

The lion enclosure at Africa Alive was damaged by Storm Eunice
MUST credit: Amy Temperton Photography

The fence surrounding the beasts' enclosure at Africa Alive in Suffolk was smashed when powerful winds brought down a tree.

A baby white rhino born at the African Alive zoo in Lowestoft, Suffolk. Credit: The Zoological Society

Keepers have set up a "birthing suite" for the calf and her mum away from the other rhinos which they are monitoring with CCTV.

A vulture chick has been hatched at Banham Zoo

Africa Alive hopes a Southern White Rhino will lead to a successful breeding programme, while Banham Zoo have welcomed a new vulture chick

Zoo keepers at Banham Zoo in Norfolk and Africa Alive in Suffolk have recorded an increase in animal species following their annual count. 

Visitors will be able to see the calf, who has not been named yet, from today

A charity which runs two zoos in Norfolk and Suffolk has warned it could collapse if they are not allowed to reopen soon.