Zoo Miami's newborn Grevy's zebra made its exhibit debut on Thursday, along with its mother and another female.
The male foal was born on Sunday after a gestation period of approximately 13 months and weighed in at 104 pounds.
The first time mother is just over 3-years-old and came from Omaha's Henry Doorley Zoo and the father is 17-years-old and came from White Oak Conservation Center in Northern Florida.
After giving it a couple days to settle in and bond with its mother, it was introduced to the exhibit for the first time.
This is the 16th successful birth of this endangered species at Zoo Miami.
