A Rhinoceros calf born at the Copenhagen Zoo is the first of this endangered species to be born at the zoo in 35 years.
The calf appears healthy and is nursing well from its mother. Just moments after birth, the 110-pound (50kg) calf took its first steps. Zoo guests can peek into the den for a glimpse of the calf.
One hundred years ago, there were half a million Black and White Rhinos in the wild. Today, that figure stands at less than 30,000. This calf will play an important role in the future of the species.
See more photos of the Rhino Calf below.
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