Keepers at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., were surprised when they counted three black and rufous giant elephant-shrew in their exhibit instead of two! The female elephant-shrew in the exhibit probably gave birth to the new baby in January. The baby elephant-shrew is doing well and can be seen in the National Zoo's Small Mammal House.
See a video of the baby and learn more about the new elephant-shrew on the National Zoo's website.
Watch a wild elephant shrew and her baby in this video.
See a video of the baby and learn more about the new elephant-shrew on the National Zoo's website.
Watch a wild elephant shrew and her baby in this video.
that is really crazy
how adorable!
maybe it's not as bad as we think.
cool but why didnt they check right after the first round?!?!?
*sonicguy22*
cute but i heard that shrews are always very grumpy