A baby southern white rhino was born to first-time mother, Livia, at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
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The park tweeted a video of the curious new calf following his mom, Livia, around at the Nikita Rhino Resource Center. The unnamed calf conceived through natural breeding with father J Gregory was born on Aug. 6.
“Wildlife care specialists report the calf is healthy, confident and full of energy, and that Livia is an excellent mother, very attentive and protective of her offspring,” the park said in a statement. Livia and the calf will remain in a private habitat to allow time for bonding before being introduced to the other rhinos living at the resource center.
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I’m not even going to say what I noticed first.
I think it was milk 😂