Rare Baby Anoa Calf Born at the Zoo | The Secret Life of the Zoo | Nature Bites

After a difficult night, an Anoa gives birth to a brand new baby calf! But keepers are concerned when the calf struggles to feed from mum...
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[@debrabolton9372]

Anoas are very sweet. I had never seen them before. The newborn is adorable.❤

[@quintessawolfprincess3618]

I'm a major animal lover, and yet, I haven't heard of this animal till I saw this video! I already love anoas, and I'm glad the birth of Oana's calf went smoothly and she started suckling quickly!

[@soheilak6208]

Absolutely amazing creatures . Thank you people for helping these beautiful creatures

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

I had to look them up. They are from Indonesia and endangered.

[@raddadray7535]

…and yes I’ve heard /read about these little cattle for a few decades,probably to educate myself and because I love animals.

[@somnuswaltz5586]

They are cute. I never heard of them until now, and OF COURSE the video says they're sadly endangered. Poor animals.

[@christineMaccallum-uo3qx]

Nature is everything around people places and animals and more events and stories and facts and other stuff 😁 so enjoy for more information 😊

[@stephenhughes6750]

Bruh, they actually named one of them Teal'c? 😂 I see they're SG1 fans

[@adamlittlecousin3223]

👍👍

[@padmaiyengar5387]

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[@luckyfun2244]

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[@boogiekang619]

I like anoa buffalo I want to raise one

[@ADDeeJay]

I honestly don't like zoos. Why can't we just leave animals alone and let them be where they belong?

[@kristine123abc]

Because rare animals like this would die out in the wild and zoos help conserve their species

[@theartsyzoologist]

Then sadly, your statement is validation on how much work is left to do and is exactly why we need to better educate the masses who think zoos are all prisons or that the wild is safe and sound. I agree, the wild is where they belong, and we all wish they could be, however our own race has denied a lot our planets wildlife of this right. Without accredited zoological facilities we’d had lost so many more species at an accelerated rate. Tigers, cheetah and okapi for example would likely be gone already.

[@ADDeeJay]

@@theartsyzoologist Here's how I see it: humans are the apocalypse, not the saviors. It's our nature to be this way, as it is these animals nature to be wiped out by us. Why even bother to piss against the wind? Let nature take its' course and let humans destroy everything, including themselves. You think life or the planet care? The sooner we kill everything off, the sooner it can all recover. But no, we have to displace all these animals and create concrete forests that displace all the habitats of the things that would naturally live there. We destroy local habitats to create artificial ones for species that don't belong. We keep burning lime to create concrete and this destroys our atmosphere. We can't just coexist. We have to impose. It's brutally self important of us to think that anything we're doing is for the betterment of anything but ourselves. And why? Because it's too hard to actually protect habitats. We're too lazy. We don't want to leave our homes to go and actually protect these habitats. Nobody wants to plant, nobody wants protect. These things are hard. There's no money in it. So we try to turn everything into a business so work can actually be done in our own personal locations. Money is the answer to everything, so we throw money at it. We build these monuments to our self importance and nothing that helps anything actually gets done. Conservation is a lie if you aren't actually conserving, and the place you work is a business to make money. Stop feeding yourselves the lie that we are helping. If you actually want to help conserve, you would be on the ground in a local habitat trying to conserve. You wouldn't be at some cage, breeding displaced animals to charge customers.

[@boogiekang619]

Anoa buffalo live longer in captivity

[@The_saltysalmon]

@@ADDeeJay sis… do you need a Kit Kat?