Meet Benja 👋 🦏 When he’s not running, jumping and playing with other rhinos, he loves to eat and sleep like any newborn. Our ZSL conservation team in Kenya has named the calf in honour of the dominant black rhino bull who lives in the Tsavo Conservation Area where we work. Sadly, there’s only around 350 black rhinos left in Kenya today due to poaching and habitat loss, as they face similar threats to our white rhinos out in the wild. We hope our baby Benja will one day be a big hit with rhino

At an English zoo, baby rhino Nja was spotted frolicking alongside his mother. Born on March 7, he already tips the scales at over 220 pounds. A zookeeper mentioned Nja's fondness for eating, sleeping, playing with fellow rhinos, and taking numerous naps. | CBS Sunday Morning