Following our announcement of a new birth at Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary in South Africa, we are extremely humbled and privileged to be able to share this incredible footage with you. 9 year...

Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary is extremely humbled to announce our 5th birth this year! 10.5 year old rehabilitated and released orphan Timbi, gave birth to ...

On an early August morning in 2022, after 15 to 18 months of pregnancy, 9-year-old white rhinoceros Olive gave birth to a male calf. “For the first time,” shares the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary caption, “the birth was captured on video by Olive’s guard.”

2023年11月22日 · Zookeepers film the birth as a critically endangered eastern black rhino calf is welcomed into the world. The female calf was safely delivered onto a bed of soft sand by new mum Zuri on Sunday 12 November at 2:45pm, following a 15-month pregnancy and the pair are said to be inseparable.

2023年8月12日 · Black Rhino Phoebe and Baby Update On Saturday, 24th August 2024, we received the most wonderful gift—rescued and rehabilitated critically endangered black rhino orphan, Phoebe, gave birth to her first calf! A few days after his birth, however, our Rhino Monitors noticed the calf was limping.

2021年3月29日 · Here's the shocking moment a rare rhino is born. Learn more about rhino pregnancy and birth in this fascinating clip from Amazing Animal Babies. From Amazing...

2023年11月22日 · In the UK's Chester Zoo, the incredibly rare sight of an eastern black rhino giving birth during the day was captured on camera. Keepers at the zoo were stunned to witness such an event as these rhinos are of the rarest mammals in …

2022年8月15日 · Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary has posted the most adorable video of a white rhino, Olive, giving birth - and delivering hope for the species.

2023年11月28日 · Rhino experts say it’s unusual for a calf to be born in daylight, which gave keepers the unique opportunity to witness its 2:45 p.m. arrival after a 15-month pregnancy. The eastern black rhino...

2023年11月22日 · Conservationists at Chester Zoo have shared their “joy” following the birth of one of the world’s rarest mammals, a critically endangered eastern black rhino. The female calf was safely delivered onto a bed of soft sand by new mum Zuri on Sunday 12 November at 2:45pm, following a 15-month pregnancy.