Overview
- Raisin, a dark‑brown Ankole calf with small growing horns, was moved onto the Kilimanjaro Safaris savanna and is now visible to guests.
- The debut, which took place Tuesday, November 3, 2026, was announced with photos by the Animals at Disney social account showing Raisin close to her mother.
- Park staff say Raisin spent several weeks backstage after birth to bond with her mother and receive routine veterinary monitoring before joining the public herd.
- Raisin is one of several managed arrivals at Animal Kingdom this year, following earlier Ankole calf Cinnamon and recent births such as a giraffe calf and a western lowland gorilla.
- Disney frames these staged debuts as part of its conservation and education work, using social posts to inform guests and to enhance the live‑animal experience on attractions like Kilimanjaro Safaris.