Bahia Leads the Vote at Spaycific’Zoo
The newborn kinkajou at Spaycific’Zoo now has a formal name following a public poll conducted by Ouest-France. More than 250 voters participated in the selection process to name the rare infant born in early October 2026. Organizers offered four choices developed in coordination with the zoo’s animal caretakers, allowing the public to pick the final identifier for the young mammal.
Voting Results and Margin
Bahia captured 70 percent of the total votes cast, securing first place by a wide margin. Inca followed in second position with 32 percent of the tally. Sierra placed third with 23 percent, while Rebelde finished last with 5 percent of the public support. Park keepers selected the four initial candidates before opening the final choice to the audience.
Rarity of the Kinkajou Birth
The newborn is the offspring of Kinkaya and Régis, marking a rare birth for the facility. Park keepers noted that the arrival is one of only three kinkajou births recorded across Europe in 2026. It also represents the first birth of its kind in France in many years. Kinkajous are native to the humid forests of Central and South America, with large populations inhabiting the Amazon rainforest.
Questions About the Spaycific’Zoo Kinkajou
When was the kinkajou born?
The animal was born in early October 2026 at the Spaycific’Zoo.
Who are the parents of the newborn?
The infant was born to Kinkaya and Régis, two residents of the animal park.
How many votes were cast in the naming poll?
More than 250 participants voted in the Ouest-France survey, with Bahia taking 70 percent of the final count.
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