Welcome to the World—the Historic Birth of the Rare Southern White Rhino at Virginia Wildlife Center!

A white baby rhino has recently been introduced to the family by the Virginia Animal Center.

First-Ever White Rhino Calf Born at the Virginia Zoo - Virginia Zoo

The celebration was noteworthy since a calf of this kind has never before been born there. Also, Zina, the mother, was giving birth for the first time.
Zina has shown herself to be a devoted mother. She is gentle and caring with her tiny child. The infant is healthy, according to the animal facility. The calf and its mother share a unique relationship.

Historic birth of the rare Southern white rhino at Virginia Animal Center – welcome to the world!

As is well known, a rhino’s pregnancy lasts 16 to 18 months.

The first white rhino at the Virginia Wildlife Center was born after the mother had been pregnant for 16 months and 21 days.

Zina was indeed receiving extra care.

Rhinos are really killed for their pricey horns.

Four white rhinos, including the infant boy, are already housed at this facility. Sibindi, Zina, and Bora are the others.

Historic birth of the rare Southern white rhino at Virginia Animal Center – welcome to the world!

The boy is still without a name. The employees of the animal facility made the decision to put up for sale the privilege of naming the little child. The Rhino Foundation will benefit.

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