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Elk-come to Highland Wildlife Park!


By Tom Ramage

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The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland has welcomed a new female Eurasian elk at the Highland Wildlife Park, Kincraig.

Ash says hello at Kincraig
Ash says hello at Kincraig

Ash arrived at the park in February from the Scottish Deer Centre and has been introduced to the wildlife conservation charity’s resident male, Raven, as part of the breeding programme for the species.

Historically native to Scotland, Eurasian elk are the largest living deer species and are still found across much of Europe.

Visitors can spot Ash and Raven in the park’s 85-acre drive-through reserve.

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