The first-ever baby Kirk's dik-dik antelope to be born at Vienna Zoo made a public appearance this week. A female calf arrived just before Christmas in the historic enclosure where the species has ...

In a post on social media, the zoo is celebrating the birth of a baby Kirk’s dik-dik that was born to proud parents Abeba and Zip Tie, their first offspring.

A zoo in Wales announced the birth of a Kirk's dik-dik, the world's smallest species of antelope.

"Gorgeous" photos of a tiny Kirk's dik-dik calf have been shared by Edinburgh Zoo, and fans were quick to shower praise on the images — with one calling the animals "amazing little creatures".

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KAIT) - A tiny animal with an unusual name was born at the Little Rock Zoo. The Little Rock Zoo announced that a Kirk’s dik-dik was born at the zoo on April 29. Dik-diks are ...

So small: This Kirk's dik-dik antelope is being hard-reared by staff at Chester Zoo after being abandoned The baby antelope is a Kirk's dik-dik, the first of her kind to be born in the zoo.

Keepers at Longleat Safari Park are celebrating the birth of this adorable tiny Kirk’s dik-dik calf. They are a type of small antelope that only grow to approximately 40cm tall - that's just ...

A small type of antelope that only grows to around 40cm tall has been born at Longleat Safari Park. The Kirk's dik-dik calf was born to first time parents, Daenerys and Dario, who have been ...

Paignton Zoo has welcomed the arrival of a baby Kirk's dik-dik - a species of antelope. The new arrival is the fourth calf born at the zoo, with the last calf born in July last year. Curator of ...

Edinburgh Zoo has shared the first photos of a newborn Kirk’s dik-dik calf. The baby was born at the zoo to mum Noodle and dad Drax.

Folly Farm is celebrating its newest arrival following the birth of a Kirk's dik-dik, the world's smallest antelope. The baby female calf, named Bounty, was born at the adventure park and zoo in ...

You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Edinburgh Zoo has shared "adorable" photos of a Kirk's dik-dik calf that is less than 40 centimetres tall.