<p>The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden’s seven-month-old</a> black rhino calf likes to make use of the rhino reserve’s</a> muddy waters as a video shared to the zoo’s Facebook page on March 20 shows.</p><p>The clip shows Kendi, born to Seyia on July 17, rolling around in muddy waters and scratching himself against a wooden post.</p><p>According to the zoo’s post, rhinos use mud to protect their skin from the sun, to cool off and to ward off parasites.</p><p>The clip had earned over 50,000 views at the time of writing. Credit: Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden via Storyful</p><br />
