Zookeepers are celebrating the birth of a critically endangered Przewalski's foal at Whipsnade Zoo - the world's last "truly wild" species of horse. The pointy-eared foal was born on April 13 at the conservation zoo as part of the European Endangered Species Programme and is just starting to stretch his legs and explore his surroundings. Keepers had been monitoring the foal's pregnant mum, Charlotte, and were delighted when she gave birth in a secluded area of the 600-acre conservation zoo.Eagl

Zookeepers are celebrating the birth of a critically endangered Przewalski's foal at Whipsnade Zoo - the world's last "truly wild" species of horse. The pointy-eared foal was born on April 13 at the conservation zoo as part of the European Endangered Species Programme and is just starting to stretch his legs and explore his surroundings. Keepers had been monitoring the foal's pregnant mum, Charlotte, and were delighted when she gave birth in a secluded area of the 600-acre conservation zoo.Eagle-eyed visitors watching from a distance also glimpsed a sneak peek of the wobbling youngster standing up for the first time.