Disney's Animal Kingdom Welcomes Zebra Foal

Stu · 27 Mar 20, 08:04 AM

Although Walt Disney World Resort is temporarily closed, Disney’s Animal Care team is continuing to provide top-notch care to thousands of animals, including the newest addition to Disney’s Animal Kingdom.

A Hartmann’s Zebra foal was born early Saturday morning (Mar. 21) to first-time-mom, Heidi… and we’re pleased to share the baby is a girl

The foal, who has yet to be named, is about 65 pounds, and is quite strong – she was standing within 30 minutes of birth. Already very active and curious, this little lady is much like her mother and has very long legs.

The foal was born as part of the Species Survival Plan (SSP) program, which is overseen by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and ensures responsible breeding and genetic diversity of thousands of species of animals. Her arrival marks the third zebra birth at Walt Disney World this year.

theCMG · 27 Mar 20, 09:16 AM

what a nice story

**shepherdypie** · 27 Mar 20, 09:24 AM

Oh I love this - cheered me up ❤️

Pookie3101 · 27 Mar 20, 09:33 AM

Aww that’s a lovely story.

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