The rhino began to jump up and down excitedly at the sight of the keeper.
A wholesome video showing the beautiful bond between a rhino and its keeper is going viral on social media and many users are in awe. The now-viral video was shared on Twitter by a page calling itself B&S on November 11.
In the video, a rhino can be seen standing inside a fenced enclosure. In a few seconds, a keeper approaches the enclosure and the animal is happy to see her. The happiness can be witnessed when the rhino starts to jump from left to right looking at the keeper. This moment is too beautiful to miss.
Rhino so happy to see his keeper that he gets the zoomies pic.twitter.com/EG6FDvq5tF
— B&S (@_B___S) November 11, 2022
The video has been captioned as, “Rhino so happy to see his keeper he gets the zoomies.” Since being shared, the video has amassed more than 1.3 million likes and more than 67,000 likes on the microblogging site.
Many have called this relationship between the two creatures “adorable.” Several users also took to Twitter to leave some heartwarming comments. “Baby rhinos are cute,” said one user.
“It reminds me of the joy my dog and I feel when we get together after a long day at work!” said a second user.
Another added: “Something to help you smile.”
However, some users also questioned the idea of keeping animals in zoo enclosures.
One user commented: “I have mixed feelings about zoos but this is adorable.”
“As of 2019, there are just over 1,000 rhinos in about 300 zoos. Virtually all of those rhinos are in captivity for a very simple reason: conservation. Yes, you think you belong in the wild. Every animal deserves its place in the wild.” their natural habitat,” said another user.
Another person added: “Sorry I’m a crybaby, they must be out in the wild with their families… imagine being taken out and put in a 1000 square meter mansion, alone, no visitors, no contact with family. cute video though.”
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