A farm and wildlife park near Ipswich has seen its aurora of polar bears grow by one following another new arrival. 

Jimmy's Farm and Wildlife Park in Wherstead near Ipswich has welcomed Hope to Suffolk on social media.

Hope has come from Peak Wildlife Park in Leek, near Stoke-on-Trent, and has been reunited with her family and friends who already live in Suffolk.

Hope has joined her mum Flocke, sister Tala and friend Ewa at Europe's largest polar bear reserve.

 

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Flocke, aged 16, and Tala, aged 4, moved to Suffolk in March this year to Jimmy's Farm to join Ewa, who came from Orsa Predator Park in Sweden after it was announced they were closing.

In a post on social media, Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park said: "We're excited to welcome Hope from Peak Wildlife Park."

Hope's cubs, Noori and Nanook, are old enough to be independent now and are staying at Peak Wildlife Park.

The polar bears are part of Jimmy's Farm's 'Lost Lands of the Tundra' reserve, which also features reindeer, arctic wolves and arctic foxes.