Terra Natura Murcia has recently welcomed twelve newborn mini pigs, adding to the popularity of its educational space, La Granja de Tommy. The piglets, which were born from two separate litters, are expected to be a significant draw for families and school groups alike. Their small size and sociable nature have already impressed visitors, who have been eager to observe them in their early days.

La Granja de Tommy, a key feature of the park, is regarded as one of the most visited areas within Terra Natura Murcia. This educational space allows children to interact with various farm animals, including goats, chickens, and donkeys. The park operates year-round activities aimed at fostering a connection between children and domestic animals, promoting values such as respect, empathy, and understanding of animals’ roles in society.

Gustavo Martínez, the director of Terra Natura, highlighted the importance of these new arrivals. He stated that the birth of the mini pigs offers a unique opportunity for children to learn about the life cycle of domestic animals, their care needs, and the importance of respecting them. With this initiative, the park aims to provide a close and affectionate experience with these delightful creatures.

The introduction of the mini pigs fits seamlessly into the park’s commitment to educational engagement, encouraging a deeper appreciation for wildlife among the younger generation. As families flock to Terra Natura to witness these charming piglets, the park continues to strengthen its role in animal education and interaction.