Keepers at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park near Ashford helped Inkosi, the youngest black rhino at the park, celebrate his first birthday. To celebrate his special day Keepers teamed up with local Filmers Bakery, Aldington, to treat Inkosi to a special rhino-friendly birthday cake in the shape of a carrot.
Black rhinos are critically endangered in the wild, as the price of rhino horn soars so does the increase in poaching in the area. Rhino horn is worth more than gold due to demand in certain countries, where it is believed that it has medicinal properties -- some Asian countries even believe that it is a cure for cancer.
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Filmed and produced by Sam Harwood at Aspinall Foundation PR.
Hey...the one supposed to eat the cake was the baby, not the mom. Humm beeing adult make her thing has more priviledge jajaja. Inkosy jumped like happy to receive the cake, but did he it some?
mary1976ify 3 weeks ago
The baby is like, "Holy crap that thing moved."
irisfreamon 4 weeks ago
isnt wheat unhealthy for animals?
anyuisbjoern 1 month ago
1 y/o and bigger than my car haha
MrPamplemousse 1 month ago
happy b day lil big guy lol
djcrossfade 1 month ago
qq!
mzttin 1 month ago
Happy Birthday Inkosi!
annieswift90 1 month ago