1010 WINS -This rhino calf born at the Toronto Zoo on January 4th was really enjoying his bath time, while his mom “Asha” didn’t seem impressed in the least bit. Bath time is old hat for this mother greater one-horned rhino named Ashakrian, but her still unnamed newborn couldn’t stop playing in the water — and even began rolling around in the cool spray after being introduced to it for the very first time. Toronto Zoo See Also: Even Baby Rhinos Love to Pester Mom On Important Days Baby Rhino Explores New Enclosure with Mom Following Close Behind In one of their adorable #BabyRhinoDiaries updates on Facebook, the zoo says the calf was initially a little afraid of the water, but now the bouncing baby just doesn’t want to stop! The greater one-horned rhino, or Indian rhino, is listed as ‘vulnerable’ on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species , as the extent and quality of the animal’s most important habitat is considered to be in decline due to human and livestock intrusion. To date, it is believed a total of 3,555 Indian rhinoceros are estimated to live in the wild. Keep up with all the action at the Toronto Zoo by following along on Facebook , Instagram , and Twitter . -Kayla Jardine/Joe Cingrana
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Splish, Splash: This Baby Rhino Just Can’t Stop Taking a Bath!
