Animals
Orphaned Baby Rhino Enjoys Her First Mudbath
Last month, a video landed on YouTube where we can follow an orphaned baby rhino.
Good people saved her life, and soon after, the baby experienced her first mud bath, which she visibly enjoyed.
The video was posted online by caretakers helping rescued animals at the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary. It is the largest rhino shelter in the world, spread over 28,000 hectares in the larger Barberton Nature Reserve in Mpumalanga, South Africa. The exact location of the shelter has not been disclosed for security reasons.
In the video, we can follow a baby rhino named Daisy who arrived at the shelter after only a few hours of life. The baby struggled to survive due to numerous infections, and after two months she received her first mud bath.
Check out a beautiful scene from a shelter in South Africa where we can follow a baby rhino when she first enjoyed a mud bath. Will the animal win your heart with her response?
Good people saved her life, and soon after, the baby experienced her first mud bath, which she visibly enjoyed.
The video was posted online by caretakers helping rescued animals at the Care for Wild Rhino Sanctuary. It is the largest rhino shelter in the world, spread over 28,000 hectares in the larger Barberton Nature Reserve in Mpumalanga, South Africa. The exact location of the shelter has not been disclosed for security reasons.
In the video, we can follow a baby rhino named Daisy who arrived at the shelter after only a few hours of life. The baby struggled to survive due to numerous infections, and after two months she received her first mud bath.
Check out a beautiful scene from a shelter in South Africa where we can follow a baby rhino when she first enjoyed a mud bath. Will the animal win your heart with her response?
