Meet Gregg our new Kirk's Dik-dik calf! Congratulations to our female Kirk’s Dik-dik, Daenerys, who continues to live up to her name ‘mother of dik-diks’ as she gave birth to a single male calf on 19th August. After taking his first wobbly steps, Gregg can now be seen daily in the paddock with mum and dad. Read the full story here 👉 https://www.colchester-zoo.com/2022/08/tiny-new-arrival/ | Colchester Zoo

Meet the newest arrival at the OKC Zoo, a female giraffe calf! Born on September 23, the calf weighed 150 lbs. at birth and has not yet been named. She is the third offspring for parents Julu and Demetri, and a successful birth as part of the AZA’s Species Survival Plan® for giraffe. Julu and her little calf will be spending time together bonding inside the Zoo’s giraffe barn at Expedition Africa where guests will have an opportunity to see them. Find the full story about the Zoo’s newest baby a

87K views · 1.8K reactions | Elephants rescue calf drowning in zoo pool! Got an animal story? Share with other animal lovers in our support group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/126176057923402/ | We the Animals | Facebook

40K views · 3.6K reactions | An endangered okapi calf at the Chester Zoo ventured outside for the first time at six weeks old, enjoying running on the grass playfully under the watchful eye of its mom. https://trib.al/eCaZ8Cw | ABC News | Facebook

A former zoo owner, Frank Thompson, brought Connie to the U.S. with seven other elephant babies who were orphaned in Zimbabwe in 1987 when poachers killed the adults in the herd for their tusks. http://www.ketv.com/article/omaha-zoo-offers-children-elephant-rides-in-1990/65141843 | KETV NewsWatch 7

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11K views · 313 reactions | This year, Philadelphia Zoo was blessed with a variety of animal births representing species from all across the globe, some of which are critically endangered or extinct in the wild. Take a look back at some of the animal births from 2018. | Philadelphia Zoo | Facebook