Don't tell Hasani, but a new gorilla has stolen my heart, 'cause look at that expression. I like to imagine the lil one's singing or perhaps doing the simian slogan for "say cheese" — you know, "say bananas."
Born on Jan. 5 to mama N'Yaounda at the Budapest Zoo, the keepers don't yet know if the tiny babe — just over three pounds — is a boy or a girl. Any bets?
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I am baby camel hear me . . . roar? Since I wasn't so sure what noise these creatures made, I did a bit of research and turns out they moan, groan, bleat, and roar. (Trivia tidbit — they also make a rumbling growl that served as one of the sounds creating Chewbacca's voice in the Star Wars movies!)
I've gotten a bit off track but, no matter what Jenny is trying to say here, I'm answering back – this lil J's already absolutely adorable. Meet the one-day-old (!) camel seen with her 17-year-old mother at the Budapest Zoo Park and Botanic Garden. Jenny weighs about 77 pounds and can snuggle right up to Jolan. Hopefully, she won't start the trademark camel spit up yet!
Gizmo's mama wasn't feeling too motherly as she hadn't fed this babe since its birth on Feb. 15. Soooo, animal tenders at the Budapest Zoo Park and Botanic Garden had to step in and feed the little one instead.
With only about 30,000 existing in the wild, the Nile Lechwe antelopeis native to swamps and floodplains of the Nile River Valley in Africa. Now we may have forgotten the few things we know about the species, but it's clear how they settled on her name – she looks like that Gremlins creature with those ears, don't you think? Look at the photos below and tell me if you agree!
