The Zoological Center Tel Aviv-Ramat Gan recently shared their excitement about the birth of their 28th Rhinoceros calf. On 24 August, Tanda, a 23-year old White Rhino, gave birth to a healthy male calf. The Safari also recently announced the name chosen for the new boy. He has been named Tupak (meaning warrior
) — ZooBorns
Goats jumping around on rhinos at the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary.
Care for Wild Africa is a non-profit organisation (NPO) and the largest rhino orphanage in the world. It is determined to rescue, care, and rehabilitate wildlife that has been injured and/or orphaned. Working with Rhinos is an official agent of the Care for Wild Africa Rhino Sanctuary — via Youtube
Around 4 June, an adorable female European Lynx was born at ZOO Wroclaw. The European or Eurasian Lynx (Lynx lynx) is a medium-sized cat native to Siberia, Central, East, and Southern Asia, North, Central and Eastern Europe — via Youtube
At just over three weeks old, tiny Solo revelled in his very first outdoor adventure at Chester Zoo under the watchful eyes of her mum Margery.
The tiny youngster, who is the first of her species to ever be born at the zoo, paraded around showing off her dark brown coat covered in white spots and stripes — via Youtube
Here is an original, one-of-a-kind, felt squid. She is 30″ long! There are wires inside the 8 short tentacles, so you can pose the squid — via Etsy
Manchurian Pear (Pyrus ussuriensis) originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Sydney Opera House Concert Hall, Dramatic Lighting, Uplit Palms, Circular Quay Station Tiles and Train Upholstery originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Four adorable baby Rock Hyraxes have been born at Chester Zoo. The quartet of pups, one male and three female, arrived weighing between just 250g and 290g. They were born on 14 July and are yet to be named — via Youtube
In a Minute and Alert originally uploaded by Red Wolf
This 10-week-old Yellow-bellied Glider is recuperating at Taronga Wildlife Hospital, after she and her mother collided with a barbed-wire fence. Our vet nurse, Felicity is providing round-the-clock care to the joey, carrying a makeshift pouch and feeding her six times a day from a dessert spoon while her mother recovers from her injuries — via Youtube
Morning Fog originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Mock Cherry Blossom and Banksia ericifolia originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Good Morning and Smile originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Amazing video footage has captured a rare Scottish wildcat kitten, bred at Chester Zoo, emerging from its den for the first time since birth.
It’s believed that there could be fewer than 100 individuals left in the wild making the Scottish wildcat, also affectionately known as the Highland tiger
, one of the most endangered populations of cats in the world.
Chester Zoo are working with Scottish Wildcat Action on a co-ordinated action plan to help save the highly threatened animals — via Youtube
White husky plays fetch with his Woobie — via Youtube
Frosted Playground, Phoenix Puppy and You’re Doing Me a Frighten originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Two litters of rare Scottish Wildcats born at Highland Wildlife Park could play a huge role in the conservation of this species, which is considered by some to be Europe’s rarest mammal– via ZooBorns
Earlier in the month, Zoo Wroclaw happily announced a new litter of Fennec Fox kits. The Zoo was expecting only one, so when mum came out from her burrow with three kits following behind, you can guess keepers were excited — via ZooBorns
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