The birth of an endangered white rhino baby at the Toronto Zoo

The newest addition to the Toronto Zoo, which could weigh up to 2 tons in the future, is a playful two-week-old white rhinoceros. Named TZ Tank Puppy, the playful little rhino is the second of the zoo's 14-year-old Sabi, who was born at approximately 8 a.m. on December 28. Just two days after the birth of the baby rhino, the public was able to see the video of him, but the clip released by the Toronto Zoo on Thursday had a different mood. It showed the baby rhino playing with its mother and waving at the camera with its nose bump.

Now, people can see and enjoy this little baby rhino from a distance through videos.

The Toronto Zoo often exhibits its newborn animals to the delight of the public, including several baby camels, a pair of cute giraffes, a zebra, an orangutan, three endangered tiger cubs and tiny red panda cubs that They fit in a cup of tea.

The birth is a huge win for the endangered species, as there are less than 16,000 white rhinos left in the wild.

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