Dooby, first time in Britain, the African animal Arduarc was born

For the first time, a baby of the African animal 'Ardwork' has been born,

The Hester Zoo in the UK has welcomed a rare baby in its family named 'Dobi'. Dobby is a substance called "Ardwork" which was born on January 4.

The baby was born with very old ears, hairless wrinkled skin and gigantic claws. Currently, the zoo owners are taking good care of this baby.
The zoo's management has dubbed the newborn "Ardwark" "Dobby" because of its striking resemblance to the world-famous Harry Potter series "Elf".

Dobby is given warm milk every few hours throughout the night while she is kept with her mother throughout the day.

The management added that "everyone at the zoo is very happy with the arrival of Dooby."

The sinking is said to be the first 'ardwork' at Chester Zoo in 90 years.

The Arduino is a shy animal commonly found in sub-Saharan Africa. During the day it hides itself from the eyes of the world and at night it goes out in search of food.

Its food is ants. It sniffs the ground with its long snout and wherever it finds ants' burrow it digs it with its pointed claws and bites the ants.

It is also called the African ant-eating bear. It is usually 4 to 5 feet long and weighs 60 to 80 kilograms.