Published 5 months ago

Oregon Zoo reveals baby rhino’s name

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Jozi and King's calf will be called Tamu, which means sweet in Swahili. Born Dec. 4 at around 100 pounds, the youngster now weighs over 250 pounds. Jozi and her companion, King, belong to the eastern subspecies of black rhinoceros.

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The Oregonian

Oregon Zoo reveals baby rhino’s name

The Oregon Zoo’s newest, biggest baby finally has a name.

5 months ago·Portland, United States

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Oregon Zoo’s endangered rhino baby gets a ‘sweet’ name

The care staff at the Oregon Zoo have finally chosen a name for their eastern black rhinoceros baby born last December.

5 months ago·Portland, United States

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KTVZ

Oregon Zoo's endangered rhino baby finally has a name: Tamu is 'a brave little calf' - and sweet as can be

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Oregon Zoo care staff have selected a name for eastern black rhinoceros Jozi’s new baby, and it’s a sweet one. He will be called Tamu, which means “sweet” in Swahili. Born Dec. 4 at around 100 pounds, the youngster now weighs over 250 pounds and is venturing outside for longer periods

5 months ago·Bend, United States

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