The only baby Indian rhino in Ireland has been named
Fota Wildlife Park have announced the name of the ten-week-old Indian rhino calf, as Jai, which means victory or triumph, after a public competition to suggest a name.
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Fota Wildlife Park have announced the name of the ten-week-old Indian rhino calf, as Jai, which means victory or triumph, after a public competition to suggest a name.
A 10 week old rhino born in Cork has been officially named after a public competition to suggest a name.
THE ONLY Indian rhino ever to be born in Ireland has been named by Fota Wildlife Park following a competition to name the animal. The ten-week-old Indian rhino calf, born at the park in Cork is to be called 'Jai', meaning 'victory' or 'triumph'. The competition to name the rhino receive over 1,000 submissions. Listed
An Irish wildlife park has announced the name of a ten-week-old Indian rhino following a public competition. Fota Wildlife Park has revealed that the baby...
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