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West Midland Safari Park is celebrating the birth of its fourth southern white rhino in five years. Third-time-mum, Ailsa, gave birth to the male rhino calf during the early hours of Monday 24th May, following a pregnancy of 16 months. Under the watchful eye of eleven-year-old mum, the little one was given a brief health check by his Keepers who were able to confirm he already weighed in at 74 kilograms (11 and a half stone) and was doing very well. The baby boy is another triumph for the Park i

Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium & Safari Park celebrates the first rhino birth in decades in our state! The female white rhino calf was born November 7th to her parents Zuri and Maoto, and is in excellent health! The zoo’s animal care team calls her Siki, short for Masiki, meaning ears. “She was tough to monitor through ultrasound because her ears kept getting in the way and after she was born, her ears were one of the first things to move after birth!” says Wildlife World’s rhino specialist Emily