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0:47Now PlayingAfter 30 minutes of labor, one of the Cincinnati Zoo's rare black rhinos gave birth to a healthy calf, and it was all caught on surveillance footage. Like typical rhinos, baby Kendi, which means "loved one" in Swahili, will spend the next three to four years with its mom. Zoo staff will have to keep their distance from the duo so they can connect, but it also means they will not be able to determine the newborn's gender. InsideEdition.com's Keleigh Nealon () has more. #InsideEdition
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