Just two days before this week's birth at Werribee Zoo, conservationists around the world recognised the fifth anniversary of the death of the last northern white rhino male, close cousins of the southern white rhino. They continue to be threatened by poaching and the illegal trading of rhino horn in eastern and southern Africa. The calf was celebrated as the newest member of a subspecies listed as 'near threatened' on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List, with an estimated population of about 10,000 mature animals remaining in the wild. Southern white rhinos hold hope for near-extinct cousins 'We reintroduced the calf to the mother, that went well, but we're gonna keep under close veterinary care for the time being,' zoo director Mark Pilgrim said. Mother and newborn have since been reunited, with keepers and vets continuing to monitor both closely in a private area of the zoo. Staff delivered around-the-clock care, including regular medical checks and hand-feeding the calf Kipenzi's milk. No nagwares, no pop ups, no limited functions.

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