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The Smithsonian’s National Zoo announced on Thursday that they are celebrating the birth of a male lesser kudu calf at its Cheetah Conservation Station.
The male lesser kudu calf was born on March 28 and found to be healthy and strong, according to the Zoo’s veterinarians who examined him the next day.
He is the third calf born to his seven-year-old mother
Rogue and 10-year-old father
Kushukuru and
Toba.
Rogue was transferred to the National Zoo from the St. Louis Zoo in Missouri in October 2016 to breed with Garrett, after it was recommended by scientists at the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ Species Survival Plan (SSP).