New Zebra Foal Joins Savanna at Kilimanjaro Safaris at Disney’s Animal Kingdom

Kilimanjaro Safaris, the attraction that can only be found at Disney’s Animal Kingdom at Walt Disney World, has welcomed a new Hartmann’s mountain zebra foal to their savanna.

What’s Happening:

  • Dr. Mark Penning has taken to his Instagram account to share that a new Hartmann’s mountain zebra foal has joined the herd on the savanna at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
  • Guests aboard the signature attraction at the park, Kilimanjaro Safaris, can see the new foal, who joins second-time mom Juno and sister Cricket, on the savanna.
  • Based on Penning’s caption of the photo set which reads “Great news on the savanna! A new Hartmann’s mountain zebra foal joined the herd after being born to second-time mom, Juno! Be on the lookout for mom, baby and her sister, Cricket, out on Kilimanjaro Safaris!”, it seems that the new foal doesn’t have a name just yet but likely will soon.

  • On Kilimanjaro Safaris, guests board an open-air safari vehicle and brace themselves as they begin a guided tour into the African outback—where over 34 different species of exotic African wildlife roam, cage-free. As the bumpy transportation rides over rugged terrain, guests can look for an array of exotic animals in a variety of unique habitats, with a helpful guide providing you with valuable information about the land and its inhabitants.
  • Plus, they might even see the aforementioned new foal, and/or the park’s newest baby elephant, Corra, with her family out on the savannah.
  • To journey into the wilds of Harambe at the park, home of the signature attraction, we suggest reaching out to our friends at Mouse Fan Travel, who can assist with all your Disney travel needs.

 

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Tony Betti
Originally from California where he studied a dying artform (hand-drawn animation), Tony has spent most of his adult life in the theme parks of Orlando. When he’s not writing for LP, he’s usually watching and studying something animated or arguing about “the good ole’ days” at the parks.