Learn more about Kindia, Toronto Zoo’s pregnant pygmy hippo who is due in July and whose calf is the product of international efforts to save the endangered species. Pygmy hippopotamuses have been ...

The Toronto Zoo is welcoming a new addition to its pygmy hippo exhibit. Twenty-year-old Kindia successfully birthed a baby girl on Sunday morning. Officials say both are doing well and spending time ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The pygmy hippopotamus calf named Brötchen walks alongside her mother, Debbi, during her first outing at the Berlin Zoo since ...

Last weekend, into the hot and humid Toronto haze, a tiny queen was born. Roughly the size of one of the city’s raccoons, the new arrival is the much-anticipated female pygmy hippo calf first ...

Hugo, a baby pygmy hippo born Sept. 3, 2025, sleepily yawning. The zoo says the first pygmy hippo calf born there has also been filmed nursing underwater.

We all love watching baby animals do cute things, especially when they take everyday things, like swimming, and do them their own way. Tanganyika Wildlife Park in Goddard, Kansas, is home to some ...

The zoo has not identified the calf yet, but said that it is doing well alongside its mother.Photograph: Toronto Zoo The Toronto Zoo has announced the birth of a female pygmy hippo calf. Kindia, the ...