Mom and baby enjoying some 'important bonding time' after Sunday birth, zoo officials sayThe Toronto Zoo celebrated a critical new addition to its animal community over the weekend. See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred SourceWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Pygmy hippopotamus Kindia, whose species is endangered in the wild, gave birth to a female calf on Sunday morning and is enjoying some “important bonding time” with her baby at the zoo’s Little Hippo Hollow. Try refreshing your browser, or Play Video“Welcoming a pygmy hippo calf is far more than a celebration of new life,” Toronto Zoo chief executive Dolf DeJong said in a news release. Photo by Toronto Zoo‘Mom and calf are doing well’The zoo said Kindia, 13, was introduced to a 31-year-old male pygmy hippo named Harvey for eight days in January with Kindia eventually becoming impregnated.