A Sumatran rhino baby has been born in Indonesia, and you'll be glad to find that it's super cute!
The rhino is part of a captive breeding effort aimed at protecting the highly endangered species from extinction.
According to a statement from Indonesia's environment ministry, the female rhino was born on March 24 in the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in Way Kambas National Park in Sumatra's Lampung province. Andatu, a male born in the sanctuary in 2012, and Rosa, a female taken from the wild in 2005, are the parents of the calf. The baby girl Rhino’s name has yet to be revealed by the ministry.
The calf is the third Sumatran rhino (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) to be born at the Way Kambas refuge and the sixth since extensive breeding attempts began in the 1980s.
Images: Biro Humas KLHK/PPID