Bongo Bongo Bongo! The Houston Zoo’s male eastern bongo Bobby is a daddy, times three! Over a span of three and a half weeks, the three female bongos each gave birth to healthy calves. After spending time bonding behind-the-scenes, all three baby bongos and their mothers can be seen daily in the bongo yard at the Houston Zoo. Read more: bit.ly/3lYqG3w | Houston Zoo

Our Critically Endangered Eastern bongo herd is growing! We’re thrilled to introduce our newest bongo calf, Fiddle, who was born on January 25 to parents Fern and Howard. This adorable little bongo is extremely curious, loves running and is fit as, well, a fiddle! Guests can welcome Fiddle to the world and celebrate this amazing conservation win during their next visit to the Zoo. Fern, Fiddle and her aunt, Columbine, recently moved habitats and now live where our addax brothers used to live, ne

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A bouncing baby bongo has been born in New Orleans. It's from a highly endangered antelope subspecies, and is the first calf conceived at the Species Survival Centre created by the Audubon Nature Institute and San Diego Zoo Global. That's an excellent sign for a project to create large natural spaces where herds of antelope and giraffe can be comfortable and multiply. #CPNWorld | China Plus Culture