Bassenthwaite's Lake District Wildlife Park has seen the birth of a Brazilian tapir.
The youngster was born to female Muffin and male Rio and becomes the younger brother to Alves, who arrived in September 2013.
Tapirs are an endangered species and the park extended the enclosure, creating more secluded space, which encouraged the pair to breed.
Richard Robinson, park manager said breeding tapirs in captivity was difficult, so he was delighted the park has managed to rear two calves in two years.
He said the new arrival had a shaky start and received special attention for a few days from keepers, but he is now doing well and entertaining the park's visitors.
Mr Robinson added: "We’re now looking for a name, something to reflect his Brazilian origin.
"The Olympics are being held in Brazil next year, but as his dad is already called Rio, we’re looking for something different. All suggestions are welcome."
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