Endangered pygmy hippo born in Scottish zoo
The forests and swamps of West Africa – particularly Liberia – are the native stomping ground of pygmy hippos, but there are believed to be only 2,500 remaining in the wild today, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (ICUN) .
Baby Haggis is the new Moo Deng: A pygmy hippo is born in Edinburgh
Pygmy hippos, native to forests and swamps in West Africa, are endangered animals, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature. There are just an estimated 2,000 that remain in the world, mainly in Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea and the ...
But there are only 2,500 pygmy hippos living in the wild in West Africa, where poaching and habitat loss have made them ...
The birth of an endangered pygmy hippo named Haggis at the Edinburgh Zoo becomes the latest viral sensation in the animal world. CNN’s Jeremy Roth reports.
A newborn pygmy hippo named Haggis at Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo has captured hearts and bolstered hope for the endangered species. The pint-sized pachyderm is just days old and is being closely ...
The Edinburgh Zoo has launched a cuteness contest between Haggis, its newborn pygmy hippo, and Moo Deng, the adorable mini hippopotamus that became a viral sensation at a Thailand zoo this summer.
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