These adorable quadruplets were born to parents Eka and Nero on May 4th at the Shaldon Wildlife Trust. The birth of these quadruplets is a rare event and is a big success for the team working on animal care and conservation. The quadruplets are part of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria breeding program and will stay at the sanctuary for a few years before possibly being moved to other zoos. Did you know that lemurs are only found in Madagascar and there are over 100 species? They play a vital role in maintaining biodiversity and are an important part of their ecosystem.