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In this Monday, Jan. 24, 2017, photo provided by the Fresno Chaffee Zoo, a newly-born southern white rhinoceros calf stands with its mother in an enclosure in Fresno, Calif. The unnamed calf born overnight, is the first rhino calf in the zoo's history. Zoo officials said Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2017, that mother Kayla and calf are healthy and will be on exhibit soon after they are cleared by zookeepers. The zoo only announced Kayla's pregnancy on Jan. 17 because zoo officials were unable to confirm that the rhino was pregnant. Rhinoceros' abdominal walls are too thick for normal ultrasounds. (Vernon Presley/Fresno Chaffee Zoo via AP)
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