One Good Thing: Zebra Foal Born at UK Zoo

<div class="block">Restoring hope: Zoo keepers at Whipsnade Zoo in the UK welcomed a Zebra foal to the institution. They kept a close eye on mama for 13 long months until she was able to give birth to the most endangered species on the planet -- the Grevy Zebra.</div>

Right. And we know life can be tough sometimes. So we'd like to take a moment to share one good thing happening in the world today. Just last week, we told you about adorable baby red pandas born at the Whips Made Zoo in the UK. Well, yesterday they announced their latest edition. It's a new born baby zebra and it's not just any zebra, it's a gravy zebra that by the way is the most threatened species of the animal in the world. The baby was born just 16 days ago and it took quite some time for him to get here. Zebra pregnancies. By the way, last 13 months, zoo keepers named him Nabi which means rain dropped because he was born on a rainy day. He was up and walking within just a few hours, which is typical for baby zebras and visitors to the zoo can now see him and his mom. By the way, his mom's name is also Hena. By his side, there are only around 2000 grey zebras left in the wild due to habitat loss, disease and other threats. The zookeeper are hoping that Zabe can help grow their population for more years to come. So best wishes to Hanna and Zabe on their growing family.