I love you! By Clark Oden
Greater one-horned rhino calf, Charlees on Flickr.
Charlees is the 61st greater one-horned rhino born here since 1975, making the Park the foremost breeding facility in the world for this species. We’re also the first facility in the Western Hemisphere to have a successfully reproducing group of third & fourth-generation rhinos of this species.
Greater one-horned rhino calf, Charlees on Flickr.
Blue skies came just in time for our 2-month-old greater one-horned rhino calf at the Safari Park, Charlees, to enjoy her first day on exhibit.
Chinde just had a baby boy! Say hello to beautiful little Basaa. This is Chinde’s fifth calf.
Elephant calf by Tom Price
Fun fact: An elephant’s trunk has more than 40,000 muscles in it. That’s more than a person has in his or her whole body.
San Diego Zoo Safari Park by sir_mencius on Flickr.
Friends by Penny Hyde on Flickr.
Stuck by Penny Hyde on Flickr.
Baby Elephants at Play by Penny Hyde on Flickr.
Big, bigger, biggest.
Elephant calf at the Safari Park on Flickr.
Elephant calf on Flickr.
