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Zoo officials say the birth resulted from the pairing of wildebeests Becky and Doug. The pairing was recommended by The Association of Zoo and Aquariums' Species Survival Guide for wildebeest.

Astounding footage showed it mother patiently helping the adorable newborn animal back up, after giving birth in the middle of the herd in Ngorongoro, Tanzania.

The wildebeest, unlike many other antelope species, doesn’t hide its young, and pregnant females give birth all at once out in the open. Some 500,000 wildebeest calves are born over three weeks ...

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has welcomed a wildebeest to their family, the first one ever born at the facility. Viewers beware: although the circle of life is beautiful, it is also graphic.

Wildebeest give birth in the middle of their herds so that they are protected from predators like lions and cheetahs, and each mother has one calf at a time.