Orangutans enjoy their own Easter treat with egg hunt
Keepers at Dudley Zoological Gardens had an Easter treat in store for their two Bornean orangutans.
Orangutans at Dudley Zoological Gardens got a special Easter treat in the form of their very own egg hunt.
Primate keeper Sian-Leigh Simner laid a trail of colourful eggs stuffed with tasty treats for the great apes Jazz and Sprout.
Ms Simner made the eggs from papier mâché and filled them with a selection of the orangutans' favourite fruit and money pellets.
The brightly coloured treats were then hidden around the apes' enclusure for them to find.
Enrichment within a zoo environment is hugely beneficial for animal welfare by stimulating and encouraging natural behaviours.
Staff say they use a variety of items with their animals, including hessian sacks, cardboard boxes, boomer balls, perfumes, spices and leaves.