Wildwood Devon's new arctic fox has been named by popular vote - and the chosen name is Aurora.
More than 600 people took up the invitation to choose from a selection of names including Luna, Inari and Opal.
The name Aurora emerged as the clear favourite. It refers to the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights, which can be seen in some arctic fox territories.
George Hyde, Wildwood Devon Site Manager, said: "We’re delighted Aurora now has her name. The chosen name won by a landslide and it suits her.
“We were blown away by the number of entries online and in the kiosk. Enabling the people to help pick a name feels like a great way to give something back to all our wonderful supporters. Aurora has settled in well to her enclosure and we encourage everyone to come and visit her.”
Aurora is 10 months old and arrived at Wildwood Devon in December as a companion for the male arctic fox Miska.
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