Keepers try to provide extra enrichment activities for them
The animals at the Curraghs Wildlife Park will be waking up to some special gifts of their own on Christmas Day.
This year the facility near Sulby has had around 50,000 visitors through its doors.
While the park is closed tomorrow, keepers will still be on site to make sure the animals are looked after.
And park manager Kathleen Graham says they try and do something nice for them:
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