One-Horned Rhino Calf Swims For First Time @sdzsafaripark
One-Horned Rhino Calf Swims For First Time  @sdzsafaripark
Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
7-week-old greater one-horned rhino calf & mom charged into their expansive Asian Savanna field exhibit together for the first time. The female calf, named Carole, and her mother, Asha, emerged from a protected area called a boma, where they have been staying since the calf’s birth on June 22. The pair’s one-on-one time in the boma gave them a chance to properly bond before interacting with other wildlife in their 40-acre habitat. While the calf ran around exploring her new surroundings, a layer of young, pink skin was still visible underneath the folds of her thickening, armor-like, dark gray top layer of skin.

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