Wildlife park welcomes 6 newborn fennec foxes
By Kimberly Wright
Published on April 26, 2026.
The National Geographic Society of the Netherlands has welcomed six newborn fennec foxes, with two girls named Sarabi and Kiara, and another litter of four born on April 2. The public will not be able to see these new arrivals until they are old enough to grow. The species is typically monogamous, with breeding pairs typically having one litter per year.
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