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RHINO MOM HELPS NEW BORN BABY TO STAND

On the 9th of November at 13:35, rehabilitated and released rhino orphan Tana gave birth to her first calf. Rhino monitors suspected the birth was imminent as Tana had separated herself from her crash and isolated in dense bush. The delivery itself took only 6 minutes! It wasn't long before the baby was attempting to stand. Incredible drone footage captured the precious first moments between Mom and baby as she calmly tried to help him to his feet. Tana did so well; we are incredibly proud of her. The newborn rhino is the 8th calf to be born at Care for Wild, marking another monumental milestone in the conservation of the species. Tana was rescued in 2014 after poachers killed her mother. After extensive rehabilitation, she entered the rewilding and release program in 2017 with her best friend Wyntir who gave birth to our first calf in 2022. Having lost her own mother at only 2 months old, we are exceptionally proud of how well Tana is adjusting to motherhood.