A female pygmy hippo named "Moo Deng", which means "bouncy pork" lies on the ground at Khao Kheow Open Zoo. (Photo by Chaiwat Subprasom/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) An unexpected ...

It’s clear Moo Deng is out for world-pop domination with this one. It’s only a 50-second song, but the bouncy track is available in four different languages, including Thai, English ...

Moo Deng is cute enough to eat. The latest development in the saga of the baby hippo from Thailand with a global army of fans? Bakers all over are turning the object of their animal affection into ...

The hippo pit now has a sign warning visitors against throwing things at Moo Deng — posted prominently at the front in Thai, English and Chinese. Narongwit said the zoo would take action under ...

On Tuesday, GMM SAUCE, a Thai music project, released an official theme song for Moo Deng titled, "Moodeng Moodeng." The 50-second song has been released in four languages: English, Thai, Chinese ...

Given the sudden popularity of Moo Deng, the Thai national treasure whose name roughly translates as “bouncy pork,” it was only a matter of time before someone turned her into a digital asset.

Japanese and Chinese. The banger is the brainchild of well-known Thai composer Mueanphet Ammara and Thai entertainment giant GMM. Moo Deng translates into “bouncy pig” or “bouncy pork” and ...

including Chinese, English, Japanese, and of course Thai. At a brisk 50 seconds, the song capitalizes on the simple things that people love about Moo Deng with lyrics like, “Moo Deng Moo Deng ...

The hippo pit now has a warning sign against throwing things at Moo Deng — posted prominently at the front in Thai, English and Chinese. Narongwit said the zoo would take action under the animal ...

The hippo pit now has a warning sign against throwing things at Moo Deng — posted prominently at the front in Thai, English and Chinese. Narongwit said the zoo would take action under the animal ...