Second Sumatran Rhino Born This Year at Indonesian Sanctuary

Critically Endangered Species Sees Boost in Numbers with Birth of Male Calf

Delilah, a critically endangered Sumatran rhino, has given birth to a male calf at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in Way Kambas National Park, Indonesia.
This is the second Sumatran rhino born at the sanctuary this year, taking the total population at the sanctuary to 10.
The calf's father, Harapan, was the last Sumatran rhino to be repatriated to Indonesia, meaning all Sumatran rhinos now live in the country.
Delilah is the first rhinoceros mother to be born and to give birth at the sanctuary, marking a significant milestone for the breeding program.
The Sumatran rhino is critically endangered, with fewer than 50 living members and only about 30 mature adults remaining.