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The World Is Shocked By The Miraculous Birth Of The Last Black Rhino Following The Passing Of His Father

After everyone lamented the loss of one of the planet’s rare black rhinos, good news for wildlife enthusiasts arrived at the beginning of March when a calf of these animals was born last week at an Australian zoo.

The final rhino directly descended from the guy that passed away last year would be this young rhino. The young boy, who was to be the mother Bakhita’s fourth calf, was born.

Taronga Western Plains Zoo Director Steve Hinks announced on Monday that Bakhita, the seasoned mother and the most productive breeder of black rhinos in the zoo, has given birth to her fourth calf.

When his carers came at their place of employment, they discovered the baby next to the Bakhita, much to their surprise since he had been delivered sooner than they had anticipated. This midwife had once again performed well.

The birth of this little boy is an accomplishment for everyone because Bakhita and the late Kwanzaa played a significant part in the black rhino conservation program managed by the New South Wales Zoo for years.

This youngster is particularly significant because it continues the lineage of Kwanzaa, our black rhino breeding bull, who unfortunately passed away in 2020, according to Hinks.

Despite being born unattended, the creature was healthy and represents fresh optimism for the species’ survival.

Mother and offspring have been absent from the public eye in recent months because the zoo cares about the wellbeing of these young animals. Security cameras, however, keep an eye on the family, enabling caretakers to keep track of the child’s development.


According to the red list of vulnerable species maintained by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, black rhinoceroses, which are typical of the African savannah, are now severely endangered (IUCN).