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Gudiya the baby rhino starts grazing, video is all kinds of adorable

Now, a little older and bigger, check out another adorable video of Gudiya, the baby rhino with her mother.

Published on: Jul 27, 2020, 12:23:13 IST
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If cute baby animal videos make your heart happy, here’s a video of a baby rhino that will do the trick. This video shows a baby rhino named Gudiya, a resident of Patna Zoo, who has started grazing.

Born to rhino Gauri, Gudiya is a lot bigger now. (Twitter@DEFCCOfficial)
Born to rhino Gauri, Gudiya is a lot bigger now. (Twitter@DEFCCOfficial)

Chances are you already know about Gudiya. A few months ago, the Twitter handle of the Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, shared a video of the calf taking her first wobbly steps. Born to rhino Gauri, Gudiya was a newborn at the time.

Now, a little older and bigger, here’s another adorable video of the calf with her mother shared by the same Twitter handle.

“Recently born baby Rhino Gudiya with her awe-inducing presence and unique appearance started grazing at Patna Zoo. Look at her confident, steady gaze!” says the tweet. Take a look at the delightful video:

Another video of a baby rhino made people smile a few days ago. The clip, shared on Sheldrick Wildlife’s official Twitter account, shows Apollo, a baby rhino squeaking loudly, something he does to let people know he’s hungry or if his keeper his away.

What do you think about these adorable baby rhino?

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