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<p>Fota Wildlife Park announced a first in its 39-year history and a first for Ireland; a baby Indian rhino was born on September 19, 2022, after a gestation period of 16 months, to mother, Maya and father, Jamil. Pictures: Darragh Kane</p>

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First ever baby Indian rhino born in Ireland — at Fota Wildlife Park

Congratulations to Maya and Jamil on their beautiful bouncing baby boy who's already running around and playing. And you could be the one to name him...

WATCH: Fota welcomes birth of 'vulnerable' baby tapir and wants you to name it

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WATCH: Fota welcomes birth of 'vulnerable' baby tapir and wants you to name it

LOOK: Baby European Bison Born at Fota Island Wildlife Park

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LOOK: Baby European Bison Born at Fota Island Wildlife Park

You now have a chance to name the new baby giraffe born in Fota

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You now have a chance to name the new baby giraffe born in Fota

Catch-up with what you've missed with our morning briefing

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Catch-up with what you've missed with our morning briefing

Up close and personal with the Fota animals - Indian Rhinos

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Up close and personal with the Fota animals - Indian Rhinos

Elephant calf continues baby boom at zoo

Elephant calf continues baby boom at zoo

The baby boom continues at Dublin Zoo as a second Asian elephant to be born in the last six weeks arrived on Tuesday.

Sat, 23 Aug, 2014

Two-month-old giraffe makes first appearance at Fota after broken leg

Two-month-old giraffe makes first appearance at Fota after broken leg

Poor Clodagh broke her leg while being born in June.

Fri, 22 Aug, 2014