A newborn zebra has begun making public appearances on the Arusha Savanna at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, where she has been seen exploring alongside her mother, Aziza.
Disney previously announced that Aziza had given birth to the healthy female foal. The youngster has not yet been publicly named.
Guests may be able to spot the pair from designated savanna viewing areas around the resort or from select guest-room balconies overlooking the Arusha Savanna. The habitat is adjacent to Jambo House and its guest wings.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge is home to more than 200 hoofed animals and birds representing more than 30 African wildlife species, according to Disney. Zebras, giraffes, gazelles, kudu and flamingos are among the animals on its four savannas.
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The new foal is also among several recent animal arrivals at Walt Disney World. Disney has reported four critically endangered Jamaican iguanas hatched at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, an Ankole calf named Raisin debuted on Kilimanjaro Safaris, and three nyala calves were born at Animal Kingdom Lodge.
