The Toronto Zoo Baby Rhino Loves Snow
Just before the end of 2017 The Toronto Zoo welcomed a new baby Rhino. Watch […]
Just before the end of 2017 The Toronto Zoo welcomed a new baby Rhino.
Watch as our white rhino calf, born to mom Zohari on December 24, 2017, meets Aunt Sabi (Zohari’s half-sister). A “howdy” is a term used when introducing animals for the first time through a barrier. #RhinoDiaries 🦏 pic.twitter.com/uVKehq3g5a
— The Toronto Zoo (@TheTorontoZoo) January 5, 2018
Then, during the first week of 2018 The Toronto Zoo welcomed a 2nd new baby Rhino
We are excited to announce that Ashakiran, a 13-year-old female greater one-horned rhino, gave birth to a male calf on Thursday, January 4, 2018, at 11:04 am. This is the first birth of 2018 for the Zoo. 🎉 pic.twitter.com/Hlqs0lVhvt
— The Toronto Zoo (@TheTorontoZoo) January 8, 2018
Just days ago, the baby Rhino saw snow for the very first time.
This weekend’s snowy forecast looks a bit cuter with our baby white rhino, don’t you think? 憐❄ #BabyRhinoDiaries #TwoTinyRhinos pic.twitter.com/hnvifwKNIT
— The Toronto Zoo (@TheTorontoZoo) February 10, 2018
The baby Rhino shared the same enthusiasm for a shower too
Splish, Splash, our calf is taking a bath! 💦 Check out our latest #BabyRhinoDiaries: https://t.co/F1xyq7uyED 🦏 pic.twitter.com/hUHTHoIXwE
— The Toronto Zoo (@TheTorontoZoo) January 23, 2018