Nope. This one is tricky.
I'm shocked that you don't even know Rapunzel.. or any of them
. Rapunzel died at the Bronx zoo in 2005. Not even Andalas, the first one born in captivity and the first recorded since 1889.Andalas was the first Sumatran rhino born in captivity in more than 112 years. He was born at the Cincinnati Zoo on September 13, 2001. He is the first in a long line of Sumatran rhinos that hopefully will be bred in captivity and eventually introduced back into the wild to help bolster wild rhino populations. Andalas now weighs over 1,600 pounds and has fully adapted to his life in the jungle at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in Indonesia. He will have a baby in July with his mate Ratu at the sanctuary.
Suci was born on July 30, 2004 and still resides at the zoo today. Her parents are the famous deceased mother Emi, and still healthy father Ipuh. She was the the second of three Sumatran rhino born at the zoo and one of the first ever in captivity. The name Suci means "sacred" in Indonesian. She weighed at 70 pounds at birth and is near 1300 pounds. Her birth was historic because it was the first time scientists have been able to twice impregnate a female in captivity, thanks to methods developed at the Cincinnati Zoo.
Harapan was born at the Cincinnati Zoo on April 27, 2007. He is currently at the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens after coming from the White Oak Conservation Center in Florida. The name Harapan means "hope" in Indonesian, as he was the third spark of hope for this species to help it from extinction. He was the Cincinnati Zoo's third Sumatran rhino baby, and the second son of the world famous, deceased Emi. His father is Ipuh and Harapan also has two other siblings, sister Suci (2004), and Andalas (2001).
And I don't have much info on Emi or Ipuh but they are the one's who made history. But sorry, wow.
